New Zealand Gazette – 1983 – No. 6

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✨ Climatological Table

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CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE—Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for November 1982—continued

Station	Height of Station Above M.S.L.	Means of			Difference From Normal	Absolute Maximum and Minimum				Rainfall in Millimetres				Bright Sunshine
	Metres	°C A Max.	°C B Min.	°C Mean of A and B	°C	°C Maximum	Date	°C Minimum	Date	mm Total Fall	No. of Rain Days	Difference From Normal	mm Maximum Fall Amount	Hrs
Taupiri	23	20.3	10.8	15.6		26.6	28	2.7	30	48	13		24	11
Ohote	40
Ruakura, Hamilton	40	20.2	10.5	15.3	+1.0	24.4	10	2.3	30	32	8	-59	16	11
Whatawhata	104	18.8	11.8	15.3	+0.8	22.7	28	5.2	30	34	10	-85	14	11
Rukuhia	66	20.5	10.5	15.5	+0.8	24.8	7	3.5	30	38	11	-61	17	11
Hamilton Airport	50	20.4	9.6	15.0	+0.9	25.0		0.7	30	30	11	-61	18	11
Hautapu	60					25.8				27	10		17	11
Port Taharoa	27
Mohakatino Station Mokau	46	17.2	12.4	14.8	+0.4	19.5	28	5.8	30	69	13	-78	28	28
Arapuni Power Station	123	20.9	10.3	15.6	+0.7	26.5	10	2.5	14	24	11	-93	14	11
Waikeria	46	20.4	9.8	15.1		23.9	7	1.4	14	30	6		23	11
Te Kuiti	61	19.9				24.7	7			55	15	-64	29	11
Waireire	122	18.6	10.7	14.7	+1.0	19.5	10	6.9	30	81	12		23	28
Pureora Forest	549	16.5	8.4	12.5	-0.3	19.5	10	6.1	16	81	17	-58	14	11
Taumarunui	171	19.9	10.9	15.4	+0.8	26.6	7	2.6	14	62	15	-62	13	11
Omata	61	17.2	10.7	14.0		19.9	11	5.6	16	59	17		24	28
New Plymouth	27	17.5	11.1	14.3	+1.0	19.5	11	5.0	14	74	22		18	26
New Plymouth Airport	27	17.5	11.9	14.7		21.3	7	0.1	30	479	21		100	27
North Egmont	955	13.1	6.0	9.6		23.4	7	2.3	14	123	13	-34	34	11
Te Wera Forest	180	17.5	9.7	13.6	+0.8
Lower Retaruke	223
Turangi	366	19.2	9.7	14.5	+1.2	26.7	7	-0.5	14	56	11		28	11
Chateau, Mt Ruapehu	1119	13.7	4.3	9.0	+0.9	20.6	7	-2.8	14	209	17	-53	29	28
Mt Bruce Reserve	305	16.9	10.0	13.5	+1.5	21.2	11	1.5	14	207	18		36	26
Waingawa, Masterton	114	19.7	10.6	15.2	+1.6	23.8	11	4.0	22	52	12	-17	12	29
Waipukurau	137	21.6	10.8	16.2	+2.3	27.6	26	1.3	14	40	7	-13	19	11
Tauherenikau, Alloa	43	19.8	10.5	15.2	+1.9	24.0	26	6.0	14	38	6	-33	13	18
Gladstone, Arahura	21	17.2	11.4	14.3	+0.8	20.4	18	4.1	22	138	14	+24	33	27
Cape Palliser	10	19.9	13.1	16.5	+2.2	26.1	7	6.0	14	51	9	-9	20	11
East Cape	17	21.2	13.1	17.2	+1.3	29.1	8	5.6	14	62	6	-22	23	29
Ruatoria	61	24.5	11.8	18.2	+2.5	32.5	8	2.8	14	40	6	-93	6	11
Mangatu Forest	182	22.5	11.4	17.0	+2.0	31.7	7	2.3	14	27	6	-57	23	29
Manutuke Gisborne	9	23.6	11.2	17.4	+2.2	31.7	7	2.6	14	38	7	-34	15	29
Gisborne Airport	4	24.2	12.1	18.2	+2.6	32.3	7	4.1	14	38	7	-20	20	29
Onepoto, Waikaremoana	643	19.8	9.5	14.7	+2.2	28.0	7	3.0	30	64	7	-83	33	29
Wharerata Forest	439	20.8				29.9	8			74	6		45	29
Esk Forest	427
Kaweka Forest	414	20.9	11.9	16.4	+2.6	28.0	8	4.5	14	87	8		53	29
Napier Airport	2	24.0	12.5	18.3		31.4	7	3.5	14	40	5	-8	22	12
Napier	2	23.7	13.8	18.8	+2.8	31.2	7	4.3	14	42	4		25	12
Hastings	16
Havelock North	9	23.5	10.5	17.0	+2.5	29.9		1.3	14	30	5	-16	14	12
Whakatu	6
Gwavas Forest	335	21.2	9.7	15.5	+2.6	26.6	10	0.2	14	68	7	-8	24	11
Makaretu	335	21.1	10.9	16.0	+2.7	27.4	7	0.5	14	48	11		15	12
Mohaka Forest	286	22.2	11.2	16.7	+2.5	29.8	26	5.0	14	58	6	-39	29	29
Frasertown, Wairoa	8	23.7	12.4	18.1	+2.3	31.0	8	6.5	13	67	6	-24	53	29
Wairoa	20	23.4	12.0	17.7	+1.9	31.0	8	4.6	14	66	4		51	29
Kapiti Island	16
Wharite Peak	914	16.9	11.9	14.4	+0.6	19.7	11	5.5	14	80	13	-4	36	27
Paraparaumu Airport	7	18.0	11.7	14.9	+1.0	23.1	26	4.8	30	72	12	+1	22	28
Palmerston North Airport	45	18.4				24.0	26			58	11	-16	22	26
Palmerston North D S I R	34
Tiritea	100	17.7	11.0	14.4		23.0	26	4.9	14	67	13		17	28
Waitarere Forest	3	17.1	12.2	14.7	+0.5	20.5	26	5.6	14	45	8	-24	14	28
Levin	46	16.8	11.6	14.2	+0.3	20.0	26	5.1	30	65	13	-19	23	27
Titahi Bay	31	16.5	12.1	14.3		19.5	18	6.0	22	69	11		18	27
Taita, Lower Hutt	65
Avalon, Lower Hutt	15	16.8	11.9	14.4	+0.4	19.7	18	5.5	22	109	13	+15	26	11
Kelburn, Wellington	125	16.1	11.0	13.6	+0.2	19.2	24	6.0	22	83	10	-1	25	11
Somes Island	43	16.2	11.1	13.7		18.4	18	8.0	14	87	10		29	11
Wainuiomata	82	16.5	11.0	13.8	+0.5	19.1	3	4.7	22	102	12		24	27
Wellington Airport	6	17.9	12.1	15.0	+0.6	21.0	24	7.4	30	56	9	-13	25	11
Rimutaka Forest	40	16.3	10.6	13.5		19.3	18	5.4	3	58	9		24	11
Kaitoke	223	15.7	9.9	12.8	+0.8	19.4	3	2.0	3	227	17	+57	75	27

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