New Zealand Gazette – 1983 – No. 65

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✨ Climatological Data

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

Station	Height of Station Above M.S.L.	Air Temperature in Degrees Celsius					Rainfall in Millimetres				Bright Sunshine
	Metres	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.		Max.	Min.	Date			Amount	Date
Kapuni	173	19.5	11.7	15.6	-0.1	25.0	23	2.1	31	69	18
Manaia Dem. Farm	98	19.9	11.3	15.6		25.0	10	2.0	31	37	18
Normanby	122	19.3	12.5	15.9	-0.6	25.0	13	4.5	31	47	12
Patea	43	18.1	8.9	13.5		23.0	22	-0.5	31	49	14
Ruatiti	354	20.9	9.4	15.2	+0.5	27.1	22	-1.7	31	41	12
Ohakune Junction	629	20.7	10.3	15.5	+0.6	25.4	22	2.6	31	34	11
Kārioi	648	20.5	13.2	16.9	+0.1	25.0	10	5.1	31	37	12
Waiouru	823	20.7	12.8	16.8		24.8	10	5.0	31	32	11
Waiouru Military Camp	823	20.2	11.3	15.8	-0.3	24.3	9	4.0	17	138	11
Ahu Ahu Valley	85	17.0	10.6	13.8	-1.3	21.9	12	4.0	30	133	22
Taihape	433	16.9	7.3	12.1	+0.3	23.3	9	0.5	30	106	13
Kahui, Taihape	518	18.0	10.4	14.3		23.5	13	3.6	30	235	19
Wanganui Airport	22	17.7	7.8	12.8	-0.4	24.0	24	-1.0	30	137	16
Farewell Spit	3	16.3	9.8	13.1	-1.4	22.7	13	-2.3	30	237	20
Totaranui	10	18.6	8.6	13.6	-1.0	24.7	24	-0.2	30	140	18
Westport Airport	2	16.4	10.4	13.4	-0.9	24.4	12	0.0	30	250	20
Cobb Dam	823	16.8	7.7	12.3	-1.4	26.0	11	-1.0	30	354	21
Arapito	20	17.2	8.4	12.8		23.0	13	-1.5	30	402	20
Lake Rotoroa	634	16.1	9.5	12.8		21.2	13	0.9	30	356	20
Hokitika Airport	39	17.1	10.9	14.0		22.6	13	5.5	30	193	22
Punakaiki	4	18.6	8.7	13.7		22.6	12	4.0	30	188	17
Reefton	198	17.6	8.6	13.1		23.5	12	-1.0	30	647	22
Otira Substation	383	15.5	7.9	11.7	-1.8	21.6	11	0.6	30	1119	24
Springs Junction	421	13.5	8.5	11.0		21.2	23	4.0	29	190	28
Pukekura	86	17.4	12.3	14.9		21.7	13	7.4	17	93	10
Hari Hari	45	21.7	9.4	15.6	-0.1	27.8	8	1.8	30	57	7
Franz Josef	122	22.3	8.6	15.5		29.7	9	0.5	30	74	12
Franz Josef	155	21.6	10.7	16.2	+0.1	28.2	8	3.3	17	37	7
Fox Glacier	152	21.2	10.4	15.8	+0.6	30.0	9	-0.4	30	52	4
Milford Sound	3	21.3	9.3	15.6	+0.5	27.5	9	5.3	31	51	9
Puysegur Point	43	23.8	9.6	16.7	+1.8	32.8	9	0.2	30	22	5
Stephens Island	187	24.0	11.2	17.6	+1.6	32.0	6	3.2	4	27	5
Riwaka, Motueka	8	23.4	10.5	17.0	+1.5	30.5	24	4.8	18	44	9
Crail Bay Pelorus Sd	13	21.9	8.0	15.5	+1.0	29.3	8	-2.0	30	78	11
Appleby	146	22.0	13.4	17.7	+0.6	28.7	24	2.0	9	90	8
Rai Valley	79	19.8	11.2	15.5	+0.6	27.7	12	-4.2	30	524	16
Blenheim Airport	27	23.7	11.2	17.5	+1.5	30.5	24	4.8	31	35	7
Brancott Valley	64	23.0	7.4	15.2	+0.1	30.0	8	-0.2	17	27	10
Blenheim	4	22.2	8.7	15.9	+1.5	31.9	8	-1.0	31	50	7
Waihopai Power Station	262	23.9	8.9	16.4	+0.7	30.3	24	-1.8	31	43	9
Lake Grassmere	2	20.1	6.7	13.4		28.6	6	-2.2	30	138	18
Cape Campbell	3	21.7	7.9	14.8	+0.0	31.9	24	-1.3	31	35	7
Molesworth	893	22.6	9.7	16.2		32.6	8	1.7	17	26	9
Kaikoura Flats	24	21.2	8.7	15.0	+0.5	31.2	8	-2.5	31	34	7
Kaikoura	108	19.9	7.7	13.8	+0.1	27.5	24	0.9	31	59	10
Arthurs Pass	738	22.1	7.6	14.9	+1.0	31.1	6	-3.2	31	45	10
Balmoral Forest	198	20.7	9.4	15.1	+1.0	32.5	24	-1.0	31	24	8
Culverden	174	21.0	9.4	15.2	+0.6	32.3	6	0.1	31	27	8
Highbank Power Station	336	21.2	9.3	15.3		31.9	24	1.1	17	19	8
Hororata Substation	192	22.4	7.7	15.1		30.6	8	-0.9	30	19	6
Waiau	137	22.8	8.6	15.7		31.9	8	-1.0	31	50	7
The Hermitage, Mt Cook	765	17.0	6.8	11.9	-0.4	25.6	7	-2.3	30	578	18
Mt John	1027	17.3	5.6	11.5	+0.2	24.9	7	-2.1	30	35	8
Craigieburn Forest	914	20.4	7.1	13.8	+0.1	28.0	7	-2.0	30	55	12
Lake Coleridge	364	19.9	7.7	13.8	+0.1	27.5	24	0.9	31	59	10
Peel Forest	274	20.1	6.7	13.4		28.6	6	-2.2	30	138	18
Winchmore	160	21.7	7.9	14.8	+0.0	31.9	24	-1.3	31	35	7
Ashburton	101	22.6	9.7	16.2		32.6	8	1.7	17	26	9
Waipara	64	21.2	8.7	15.0	+0.5	31.2	8	-2.5	31	34	7
Ashley Forest	107	22.1	7.6	14.9	+1.0	31.1	6	-3.2	31	45	10
Rangiora	46	21.7	7.9	14.8	+0.0	31.9	24	-1.3	31	35	7
Darfield	195	21.0	9.4	15.2	+0.6	32.3	6	0.1	31	27	8
Eyrewell Forest	158	21.2	9.3	15.3		31.9	24	1.1	17	19	8
Christchurch Airport	30	21.0	9.4	15.2	+0.6	32.3	6	0.1	31	27	8
Templeton	46	21.2	9.3	15.3		31.9	24	1.1	17	19	8

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