New Zealand Gazette – 1984 – No. 191

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✨ Climatological Table

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 191

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

Station	Height of Station Above M.S.L.	Air Temperature in Degrees Celsius					Rainfall in Millimetres			Bright Sunshine Hrs
	Metres	Means of A Max.	B Min.	Mean of A and B	Difference From Normal	Absolute Maximum and Minimum	Total Fall	No. of Rain Days	Difference From Normal	Maximum Fall
		°C	°C	°C	°C	Maxi- mum Date	mm		mm	Amount Date
Rimutaka Forest	37	13.6	6.0	9.8		16.8 17	69	11	19 22	112
Kaitoke	223	12.7	3.8	8.3	+0.8	17.1 18	120	19	22 22	136
Wallacetville	56	14.0	4.3	9.2	+0.9	17.2 18	88	13	-35 10
Cape Egmont	8	14.6	8.9	11.8	+1.3	16.5 17	91	19	-45 13	4
Stratford Mtn House	846	7.7	2.4	5.1	+0.6	13.4 29	378	20	-295 62	22
Stratford Dem Farm	311	12.4	5.1	8.8	+0.9	15.5 3	125	19	-68 19	22 100
Kapuni	173
Manaia Dem Farm	98	14.1	5.9	10.0	+1.0	17.8 29	72	15	-45 26	4
Normandy	122	13.8	5.8	9.8	+1.2	16.5 18	75	26	18 1
Patea	43
Ohakune Junction	629	10.7	2.2	6.5	+0.9	14.7 14	110	14	-24 21	4
Karioi	648	11.3	2.2	6.8	+0.8	15.0 17	105	16	+0 21	31
Waiouru	823	9.9	2.4	6.2	+1.3	14.5 20	82	13	-14 15	4
Waiouru Military Camp	823	9.7	2.1	5.9	+1.3	13.5 18	80	13	-22 15	4
Ahu Ahu Valley	85	14.9	3.7	9.3		18.6 18	95	16	17 4
Taihape	433	12.7	2.1	7.4	+0.5	16.9 18	70	15	-13 15	4
Kahui, Taihape	518	12.1	4.4	8.3	+1.2	15.9 22	69	12	-10 12	1
Wanganui	22	15.4	6.9	11.2	+1.4	19.0 15	64	17	-12 10	4 136
Wanganui Airport	9					19.2 15	63	17	-11 11	4
Totaranui	10
Cobb Dam	823
Arapito	20	14.7	6.3	10.5		19.3 16	-0.5	134	14	26 1 105
Lake Rotoroa	443
Lake Rotoiti	634	9.5	1.1	5.3	+0.9	14.8 29	-7.1	107	19	-11 19 20
Hokitika Airport	39	14.2	6.0	10.1	+2.0	19.8 15	-0.8	182	19	-51 40 21 109
Punakaiki	4	14.7	8.4	11.6		18.2 15	3.1	129	15	20 4
Reefton	198
Pukekura	86	13.9	3.9	8.9		19.6 15	-3.6	287	23	62 21
Barrytown	30	14.3	5.3	9.2		18.9 14	-0.9	18.9 15	22	88 21 92
Franz Josef	155	13.1	5.3	9.2		18.9 14	-0.9	18.9 15	22	88 21 92
Milford Sound	3	11.2	3.5	7.4	+0.5	15.5 26	-2.4	467	21	+63 87 3
Puysegur Point	43
Stephens Is	187	12.0	8.2	10.1	+1.0	15.3 18	1.4	57	13	-23 18 20
Riwaka Motueka	8	13.3	4.7	9.0	+1.0	18.1 4	-2.4	93	19	-59 23 22 110
Tapawera	146	13.1	3.5	8.3		16.5 3	-4.6	50	17	9 1
Crail Bay Pelorus Sd	13	13.8	7.1	10.5		16.5 23	1.4	102	13	30 22
Appleby	17	13.8	5.0	9.4	+1.1	18.4 4	-2.1	62	14	-36 25 18
Nelson Airport	2	13.7	4.4	9.1	+1.4	18.0 7		83	14	30 18 149
Rai Valley	79
Moutere Hills	110	12.9	6.5	9.7	+1.1	15.5 16	1.0	47	13	-59 13 18
Blenheim Airport	27
Brancott Valley	64	14.0	3.7	8.9		18.6 4	-3.6	36	9	16 22
Blenheim	4	14.7	3.8	9.3	+0.8	19.3 4	-3.6	42	10	-26 21 22 168
Wither Hills Blenheim	32	14.3	4.6	9.5	+1.0	18.5 7	-3.5	30	7	-38 13 22
Waihopai Power Stn	262
Lake Grassmere	2	13.4	6.3	9.9	+1.3	18.5 4	-0.7	23	7	-41 8 22 169
Cape Campbell	3
Boyle River Lodge	600
Hamner Forest	387	13.1	1.3	7.2	+1.7	17.7 19	-7.2	26	8	-98 9 20 135
Molesworth	893	9.7	-0.7	4.5	+1.6	13.9 29	-9.8	28	6	-26 8 13
Kaikoura Flats	24	13.2	3.7	8.5		20.2 22	-2.2	22	8	14 16
Kaikoura	108	12.6	6.8	9.7	+1.5	19.8 22	0.5	24	8	-62 13 16 176
Arthurs Pass	738
Culverden	174	13.6	0.1	7.6		19.5 22	-6.1	18	5	5 23
Balmoral Forest	198	13.9	1.9	7.9	+1.8	19.0 20	-6.4	28	11	-28 9 23
Mt John	1027	7.4	-0.1	3.7	+1.2	14.1 19	-9.4	50	10	-3 16 20
The Hermitage Mt Cook	765	9.0	0.1	4.6	+1.1	14.3 18	-6.3	136	15	+46 68 21 90
Craigieburn Forest	914	9.5	0.1	4.8	+1.5	14.5 29	-6.5	37	12	-38 9 23
Lake Coleridge	364	12.9	1.4	7.2	+1.5	18.0 18	-5.5	73	13	-5 12 20
Highbank Power Stn	336	11.8	3.7	7.8	+1.2	17.6 18	-4.5	39	10	-26 14 4 161
Hororata Substation	192	13.2	2.3	7.8	+1.6	19.2 20	-6.4	33	10	-33 8 31
Peel Forest	274	12.7	1.4	7.0	+1.9	18.7 19	-5.5	46	20	-11 15 31
Ashburton	101	13.7	3.5	8.6	+1.6	19.5 18	-5.0	34	8	-29 8 31 151
Waipara	64

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