New Zealand Gazette – 1984 – No. 144

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✨ Climatological Table

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CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE—Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for June 1984—continued

Station	Height of Station Above M.S.L. Metres	Means of A Max. °C	B Min. °C	Mean of A and B °C	Difference From Normal °C	Absolute Maximum and Minimum °C				Rainfall in Millimetres				Bright Sunshine Hrs
						Max—m	Date	Min—m	Date	Total Fall mm	No. of Rain Days	Difference From Normal mm	Maximum Fall Amount mm	Date
Huntly	34
Taupiri	23
Ruakura Hamilton	40	14.6	5.1	9.9	+0.8	17.9	30	-2.6	1	69	15	-62	23	20
Whatawhata	104
Rukuhia	66	14.8	4.5	9.3	+0.6	19.5	21	-2.5	25	65	14	-61	26	20
Hamilton Airport	50	14.8	4.2	9.5	+0.8	17.5	30	-4.0	1	71	14	-61	26	20
Cambridge	76	14.3	5.9	10.1	+1.1	19.6	21	-2.1	25	59	17	-58	19	19
Port Taharoa	27
Mohakatino Stn Mokau	46	14.1	4.5	9.3	+0.6	19.5	21	-2.5	25	71	17	-78	23	20
Arapuni Power Stn	123	14.1	5.8	10.0	+1.2	17.7	22	-1.8	25	156	20	-7	65	30
Te Kuiti	61	14.1	4.1	9.3	+1.2	17.2	21	-3.2	25	139	21	-52	30	29
Waiere	122	13.5	5.1	9.3	+1.2	14.5	7	-4.8	25	139	21	-52	51	30
Pureora Forest	549	10.6	4.1	7.4		16.4	21	-2.2	26	97	19		35	30
Mangakahu Valley	397	12.2	4.2	8.2
Taumarunui	171
Tokirima	152
Omata	61
New Plymouth	55	15.0	8.1	11.6	+1.2	18.6	7	2.4	1	94	14	-82	41	29
New Plymouth Airport	27	14.5	7.4	11.0	+1.1	16.7	9	1.7	1	107	17	-43	37	29
North Egmont	955	9.5	2.1	5.8		12.7	22	-2.3	25	386	21		86	29
Te Wera Forest	180
Lower Retaruke	223
Turangi	366	12.3	2.5	7.4	+0.3	15.8	7	-5.4	25	96	11	-69	28	30
Chateau, Mt Ruapehu	1097													115
Hukunui	235	12.7	5.7	9.2		15.4	7	-3.4	1	139	20	-49	27	4
Mt Bruce Res	305	12.9	3.3	8.1	+1.3	16.5	22	-3.4	1	96	14	-136	8	23
Waingawa Masterton	114	14.8	3.0	8.9	+1.2	19.7	10	-3.7	25	22	8	-77	7	20
Kopua	311	13.0	4.0	8.5	+1.3	16.3	10	-4.0	25	17	8	-92	6	30
Waipukurau	137
Dannevirke	207	13.5	4.8	9.2	+1.4	15.7	9	-3.0	25	28	12	-69	9	30
Porangahau	8	15.8	6.0	10.9	+1.1	19.1	4	-1.0	17	23	11	-88	8	23
Castlepoint	3	15.1	9.9	12.5	+2.2	19.5	10	-5.0	25	23	8	-82	8	29
Napier	2	16.0	4.7	10.4	+0.9	22.0	10	-2.7	25	8	4	-86	5	6
East Cape	439	15.8	7.7	11.8	+0.1	21.0	10	-3.5	25	5	6		2	6
Ruatoria	61
Mangatu Forest	182	14.7	5.1	9.5	+1.1	18.2	11	-3.7	25	60	11	-62	15	5
Kaweka Forest	414	13.0	6.2	9.6	+1.3	18.9	10	-0.2	25	21	8	-117	10	6
Manutuke Gisborne	9	15.6	4.1	9.9	+0.6	23.1	10	-3.7	25	6	6	-94	3	6
Gisborne Airport	4	15.7	4.5	10.1	+0.3	20.2	10	-1.4	25	137	10	+16	87	6
Oneputo, Waikaremoana	643									210			135	6
Wharerata Forest	439
Esk Forest	427
Ngamatea	885	9.0	1.0	5.0		14.3	30	-7.1	25	21	13		6	30
Napier Airport	2	15.6	4.7	10.4	+0.9	22.0	10	-2.7	25	8	4	-86	5	6
Hastings	16	16.1	3.3	9.7	+0.3	21.0	10	-3.5	25	5	6		2	6
Whakatu	6	15.6	3.0	9.3		21.7	10	-3.5	15	9	6		4	6
Gwavas Forest	335	13.6	2.3	8.0	+1.3	17.9	10	-3.7	25	13	8	-106	3	6
Makaretu	335	14.1	3.0	8.6	+1.1	17.8	10	-4.5	25	10	9	-91	41	30
Mohaka Forest	286	14.2	4.3	9.3	+0.9	18.2	9	-2.2	25	75	8	-95	41	6
Frasertown, Wairoa	8	15.6	3.9	9.8	+0.1	20.0	22	-1.0	15	88	11	-58	51	6
Wairoa	20	15.6	4.3	10.0	+0.3	20.1	22	-1.5	25	92	6	-38	68	6
Kapiti Is	16													141
Paraparaumu Airport	7	14.3	6.8	10.6	+1.6	16.6	20	-0.8	25	38	11	-62	10	4
Wharite Peak	914													78
Kairanga Palmerston N	15	14.1	5.7	9.9	+1.7	17.1	4	-3.0	25	94	13	+13	33	4
Palmerston N Airport	45	14.0				17.0	4		25	52	14	-30	14	4
Palmerston N D S I R	100	13.2	7.6	10.4	+1.2	15.8	4	1.3	25	107	15	-20	49	4
Tiritira	46	13.8	6.5	10.2	+1.6	15.9	30	0.1	30	85	15		18	26
Waitarere Forest	31	14.4	7.5	11.0	+1.7	16.8	7	0.5	25	45	9		12	4
Avalon, Lower Hutt	15	14.3	6.8	10.6	+1.6	16.4	9	0.3	24	38	9	-107	9	3
Highland Pk Wgtn	120	12.7	7.7	10.2		15.9	9	2.4	25	39	8		12	29
Kelburn, Wellington	125	13.5	7.9	10.7	+1.6	16.9	9	3.6	1	38	10	-101	12	29
Somes Is	43	13.7	7.9	10.8	+1.4	16.5	9	3.0	24	22	7	-117	6	2
Gracefield Lower Hutt	34	14.3	6.2	11.0	+1.6	17.1	9	1.2	24	36	8	-111	10	4
Wainuiomata	82	13.7	6.2	10.0	+1.7	16.7	9	-0.2	24	37	9	-155	8	29
Wellington Airport	6	14.3	8.7	11.5	+1.7	18.2	23	3.8	23	25	10	-91	9	29

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