New Zealand Gazette – 1983 – No. 52

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✨ Climatological Table

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CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE—Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for February 1983—continued

Station	Height of Station Above M.S.L. Metres	Air Temperature in Degrees Celsius						Rainfall in Millimetres				Bright Sunshine Hrs
		Means of		Mean of A and B	Difference From Normal	Absolute Maximum and Minimum		Total Fall	No. of Rain Days	Difference From Normal	Maximum Fall
		A Max.	B Min.			Maximum	Date				Amount	Date
Templeton	46	20.2	10.2	15.2		27.2	4	14	8		3	18
Christchurch	7	19.1	11.9	15.5	-1.0	27.0	4	22	12	-24	5	20
Bromley, Christchurch	137	18.7	11.3	15.0	-1.5	25.5	4	29	9	-19	10	5
Mt Pleasant	11
Lincoln	3
Akaroa	683	21.3	7.6	14.5	-0.7	29.5	2	4	2	-39	3	18
Lake Tekapo	556	21.7	8.4	15.1	-0.6	31.2	2	6	4		4	24
Lake Pukaki	304	20.4	7.0	13.7		28.4	2	13	7		5	20
Fairlie	457	23.0	7.3	15.2	+0.1	32.0	2	9	8		5	24
Twizel	70	19.4	8.4	13.9	-0.7	26.0	18	35	9		9	4
Ikawai	119	20.8	9.1	15.0		29.0	18	27	13		5	20
Geraldine	81	20.4	8.8	14.6	-0.7	28.1	18	23	11	-51	7	24
Orari Estate	26	19.2	9.0	14.1	-1.1	26.1	18	18	11	-40	5	24
Timaru Airport	17	18.7	10.2	14.5	-1.2	24.4	18	6	16	-34	6	6
Timaru	85	19.1	9.6	14.4	-1.0	26.7	18	22	9	-42	7	6
Waimate	61	18.8	9.6	14.2	-1.1	25.7	18	15	10	-28	8	4
Oamaru Airport	30	17.5	9.6	13.6		23.7	18	6	5		6	6
Knobs Flat	360	19.4	6.9	13.2	-1.5	25.5	2	68	13	-87	23	4
Tara Hills, Omarama	488	22.7	8.0	15.4	+0.0	32.2	2	15	5	-41	9	18
Lake Hawea	350	20.9				25.4	2	9	3	-52	5	24
Wanaka	296	23.0	9.1	16.1	-0.5	29.7	2	6	4		4	24
Queensberry	277	22.9	9.8	16.4		31.4	2	8	6		4	4
Bendigo	200	23.9	9.6	16.8		32.3	2	9	7		4	4
Naseby Forest	610	18.8	5.0	11.9	-1.5	30.5	2	40	10	-21	10	6
Windsor	88
Oamaru	5	17.3	9.8	13.6		24.6	2	48	10		13	28
Ranfurly	427
Palmerston	21	19.0	8.5	13.8	-0.1	29.2	27	45	11		13	28
Herbert Forest	61	18.7	9.0	13.9	-0.3	29.0	27	46	16	+3	12	28
Taiaroa Head	72
Invermay, Taieri	30	18.0	8.1	13.1		28.0	2	2.8	2		14	6
Berwick Forest	18	18.6	8.4	13.5	-0.9	28.1	2	4.2	22	+9	20	6
Dunedin Airport	1	18.5	7.7	13.1	-1.3	29.4	2	2.3	22	+5	16	6
Musselburgh, Dunedin	2	16.9	10.4	13.7	-1.3	28.0	27	6.5	22	+4	13	4
Te Anau	215	19.4	8.2	13.8	-0.1	25.4	17	1.5	22	-58	8	28
West Arm, Manapouri	232	17.0	8.4	12.7	-1.2	24.5	17	4.8	22		39	4
Borland Burn	183
Queenstown	210	22.0	10.0	16.0	+0.4	31.0	2	5.8	9	-44	8	4
Northburn	210	23.3	9.6	16.5		32.5	2	4.0	6		3	4
Lauder	370	21.4	7.4	14.4		31.5	2	1.4	9		8	12
Clyde Dam	160	22.6	9.5	16.1		33.2	2	5.4	22		3	28
Ophir	305	21.6	6.9	14.3	-1.2	31.1	2	0.0	9		17	4
Moa Creek	427
Earnscleugh	152	22.8	8.9	15.9	+0.0	35.2	2	9	10	-29	3	4
Roxburgh Power Station	110
Deep Stream	396
Beaumont	46	19.2	8.8	14.0		29.1	2	3.5	22	+53	39	6
Mahinerangi Dam	226	16.2	6.7	11.5	-1.4	28.8	2	3.4	22	+21	32	6
Tapanui	15	17.5	7.5	12.5	-1.8	28.5	2	2.4	22	+51	31	6
Taieri Mouth	27	17.6	8.2	12.9	-1.1	29.6	2	2.7	22	+34	33	6
Tuatapere	55	17.6	7.9	12.8	-1.1	29.6	2	0.5	22		29	6
Otautau	44	18.0	7.7	12.9	-1.5	30.0	2	1.4	22		17	4
Winton	123	17.6	8.5	13.1	-1.3	29.4	2	4.0	22	+26	32	6
Gore	47	17.8	7.9	12.9	-1.2	28.9	2	1.4	22	-1	27	6
Hokonui Forest	0	16.9	8.2	12.6	-0.9	29.8	2	1.0	22	+5	15	4
Woodlands	5	16.3	9.5	12.9	-1.6	27.9	2		25		26	4
Invercargill Airport	3	15.4	8.5	12.0		22.8	2	3.0	25		13	4
Tiwai Point, Bluff	18	17.9	7.7	12.8	-1.7	29.0	2	1.1	25		16	6
Stewart Island	6	18.5	8.8	13.7	-0.6	27.0	2	2.6	25	-1	13	4
Finegand, Balclutha	129	15.5	8.5	12.0	-1.2	24.7	27	4.8	5		15	4
Nugget Point.	61	16.9	8.2	12.6		30.5	2	3.0	25	-21	70	28
Taufuku	19	23.1	18.0	20.6	-1.8	25.1	27	15.6	7	-21	70	28
Nandi Airport, Fiji	7	27.8	20.6	24.2	-1.6	34.8	22	19.5	3	-188	21	4
Rarotonga Airport	9
Totokoitu, Rarotonga	38	10.3	4.8	7.6	-1.6	12.8	7	1.3	27	-42	18	2
Campbell Island	15	15.4	9.1	12.3	-2.5	17.5	28	6.2	4	-27	14	8
Waitangi, Chatham Island	44

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