New Zealand Gazette – 1984 – No. 238

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✨ Climatological Table

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No. 238

CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE—Summary of the Records of Temperature, Rainfall, and Sunshine for October 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. °C	B Min. °C	Mean of A and B °C	Difference From Normal °C	Absolute Maximum and Minimum °C	Total Fall mm	No. of Rain Days	Difference From Normal mm	Maximum Fall Amount mm	Date
						Maxi-mum Date
						Mini-mum Date
Wallaceville	56	15.7				19.8 28	114	15	+6	74	17
Cape Egmont	8	16.1	3.0	7.4	-0.5	20.0 31	49	17	-70	15	17
Stratford Mtn House	846	11.8	6.2	10.6	-0.2	16.4 16	356	11	-223	206	17
Stratford Dem Farm	311	15.0				19.0 15	113	12	-72	62	17
Kapuni	173
Mania Dem Farm	98	15.4	7.7	11.6	-0.4	19.5 31	56	12	-31	12	18
Normanby	122	15.4	7.5	11.5	-0.1	19.2 29	33	21		5	18
Patea	43
Pipiriki	80	17.5	7.6	12.6		23.0 28	96	16		23	18
Waiouru Military Camp	823	11.9	3.1	7.5	-0.6	17.2 28	75	14	-22	16	20
Ohakune Junction	629	12.9	4.8	8.9	-0.8	18.3 28	115	13	-30	28	18
Karioi	648	13.3	4.2	8.8	-1.0	18.7 28	126	14	+24	32	18
Waiouru	823		3.6			22.5 28	65	15	-20	23	20
Taihape	433	15.7	5.2	10.5	-0.6	21.5 28	45	14	-43	12	8
Kahui, Taihape	518	14.2	5.7	10.0	-0.8	19.9 31	40	14	-32	16	18
Wanganui	22	16.5	9.2	12.9		20.8 30	46	10	-25	18	18
Wanganui Airport	10	16.5	7.6	11.4	-0.2	19.8 16	254	21	+67	76	17
Totoranui	823	12.6	2.8	7.7	-0.3	20.6 15	158	19	-52	62	17
Cobb Dam	20	16.0	7.4	11.7		21.7 31	279	18		50	17
Lake Rotoroa	443	14.7	3.6	9.2		20.2 27	285			89	17
Lake Rotoiti	634	14.5	2.9	8.7	-0.2	21.0 28	137	17	-17	50	17
Hokitika Airport	39	15.7	9.1	12.4	-0.4	17.3 31	306	22	+102	83	17
Punakaiki	4	16.3	5.8	11.1	-0.2	21.9 27	229	20	+50	77	17
Reefton	198	16.8	5.9	11.4	+0.0	21.5 27	214	22	+341	65	17
Barrytown	30	14.7	7.9	11.3	-0.4	17.9 15	368	20	+166	110	17
Otira Substation	383	13.1	5.4	9.3	-0.3	20.1 27	836	22	+138	126	16
Springs Junction	421	14.3	4.2	9.3	-0.5	16.9 27	393	21		67	17
Pukekura	86	14.4	6.3	10.0		16.6 27	312	19		56	16
Hari Hari	45	14.9	6.3	10.6	-0.2	20.0 27	495	22	+77	167	16
Franz Josef	155	13.9	6.2	10.1		17.5 25	39	9	-34	28	17
Fox Glacier	152	13.5	6.0	9.8	-0.4	17.6 27	1004	21	+444	256	16
Milford Sound	3	14.0	5.0	9.5	-0.7	18.2 3
Puysegur Point	43
Stephens Is	187	14.1	9.2	11.7	+0.6	17.3 25	40	9	-70	27	17
Riwaka Motueka	8	17.8	5.9	11.9	-0.3	22.0 6	41	10	-81	27	17
Tapawera	146	17.6	4.3	11.0		24.7 15	71	9		25	17
Crail Bay Pelorus Sd	13	16.1	8.9	12.5		19.5 27	113	10		88	17
Appleby	17	17.2	7.0	12.1	-0.2	21.0 16	16	6	-70	7	17
Nelson Airport	2	17.0	6.6	11.8	-0.2	20.4 29	12	6	-73	7	17
Rai Valley	79	17.3	5.4	11.4	-0.4	22.7 15	75	6	-106	64	17
Wairau Valley	162	17.8	5.5	11.7	+0.3	20.8 15	43	6	-81	35	17
Blenheim Airport	27	18.8	6.0	12.4		24.8 14	23	6		17	17
Brancott Valley	64	18.9	5.1	12.0		24.7 14	21	6	-36	15	17
Blenheim	4	19.4	6.5	13.0	+0.1	24.5 14	21	6		14	17
Wither Hills Blenheim	32
Waihopai Power Stn	262
Duntrroon	350	17.5	3.9	10.7		24.5 14	49	8	-28	27	17
Lake Grassmere	2	17.9	7.4	12.7	+0.1	25.4 14	16	7	-29	4	30
Boyle River Lodge	600	14.1	2.5	8.3	+0.6	19.2 19	78	9	-23	16	7
Cape Campbell	3	16.1	4.1	10.4	-0.1	20.6 28	36	12	-24	13	7
Hanmer Forest	893	14.2	1.8	8.0	-0.3	20.5 15	36	7	-23	19	7
Molesworth	108	15.7	8.3	12.0	+0.4	24.8 16	24	7	-38	13	7
Kaikoura	174	17.1	5.1	11.1		23.0 14	39	10	+249	152	17
Arthurs Pass	738	10.9	2.5	6.7		16.5 28	641	21	+213	131	16
Balmoral Forest	198	17.4	4.8	11.1	+0.1	23.5 14	54	14	+5	16	17
Waiau	137	18.2	5.5	11.9		25.1 15	34	10		10	7
Cheviot	85	17.5	5.3	11.4		24.2 17	24	8		7	30
The Hermitage Mt Cook	765	13.2	2.9	8.1	-0.8	21.4 5	375	21	+213	131	16
Craigieburn Forest	914	13.4	2.1	7.8	-0.1	20.2 14	197	16	+26	83	17
Mt John	1027	12.3	2.5	7.4	-0.5	18.1 14	41	10	-6	14	18
Lake Coleridge	364	16.0	4.6	10.3	-0.4	22.0 28	94	13	+14	20	17
Highbank Power Stn	336	15.4	6.0	10.7	-0.1	22.2 14	43	10	-44	11	18
Hororata Substation	192	18.0	4.4	11.2	+0.2	25.7 14	27	12	-41	10	30
Winchmore	160	17.4	5.4	11.4	+0.6	25.2 14	26	6	-35	8	30
Peel Forest	274	17.8	3.8	10.8	+0.7	25.7 14	51	15	-32	13	18
Ashburton	101	18.7	5.8	12.3	+0.3	27.0 14	16	7	-44	6	20

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