New Zealand Gazette – 1984 – No. 58

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✨ Climatological Table

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NEW ZEALAND METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE

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

Station	Height of Station Above M.S.L. Metres	Means of A Max. °C	Means of B Min. °C	Mean of A and B °C	Difference From Normal °C	Absolute Maximum and Minimum				Rainfall in Millimetres				Bright Sunshine Hrs
						Maximum °C	Date	Minimum °C	Date	Total Fall mm	No. of Rain Days	Difference From Normal mm	Maximum Fall Amount mm	Date
Cape Reinga	191	22.2	15.5	18.9	-0.4	24.7	25	12.5	12	43	14	-36	15	2
Kaitaia Airport	80	23.4	14.9	19.2	-0.9	25.7	16	10.5	21	131	14	+20	42	18
Aupouri Forest	69	22.9	15.2	19.1	-1.1	25.5	26	12.0	21	55	8	-27	21	10
Kaitaia	8	24.5	14.4	19.5		27.0	17	9.6	6	126	9		41	18
Kerikeri M A F	79	23.5	14.4	19.0		27.0	17	10.0	21	56	17		15	10
Kerikeri Downs	79	23.4	14.5	19.0		26.0	16	11.2	21	51	15		14	10
Kerikeri Aerodrome	150	23.1	13.4	18.3		27.0	15	9.6	21	42	12		15	10
Umawera	9	24.3	13.6	17.9	-1.3	26.0	15	10.3	22	63	10	-67	13	10
Kaikohe	204	22.2	13.6	17.9		26.0	15	10.3	22	55	12	-88	25	10
Waiotemarama	229													166
Waipoua Forest	88	23.0	13.3	18.2	-0.4	26.1	17	7.8	23	65	13	-46	16	10
Dargaville	20	23.6	14.0	18.8	-0.4	26.5	15	7.0	22	95	12	+4	31	10
Waitangi Forest	55	23.6	14.9	19.3	-0.7	26.1	20	10.1	22	58	11	-59	14	5
Glenbervie Forest	107	22.6	12.8	17.7	-0.4	25.4	16	4.2	22	54	9	-115	17	11
Whangarei Airport	37	23.1	15.0	19.1	-1.0	25.3	5	10.1	22	42	10	-88	19	10
Whangarei	29	23.5	14.6	19.1	-0.7	26.0	16	8.7	22	29	8		9	25
Marsden Power Stn	3													180*
Pouto	97	22.5	15.7	19.1		25.6	17	12.1	21	95	14		43	10
Leigh	27	21.7	17.0	19.4	-0.2	26.5	15	13.2	20	31	11	-63	21	10
Warkworth	72	22.6	14.3	18.5	-0.2	25.5	15	8.6	23	88	14	-22	39	10
Oyster Point	0	23.3	13.8	18.3	-0.6	26.1	17	7.3	20	63	11	-54	23	10
Riverhead Forest	28	23.2	13.1	18.2	-0.4	26.2	16	7.5	23	94	8	-9	44	10
Kumeu	32	23.4	12.9	18.2	-0.1	25.8	16	6.3	23	88	12		52	10
Whenuapai	26	23.6	14.3	19.0	-0.1	26.6	16	7.1	23	50	10	-54	29	10
Albert Park Auckland	49	23.7	16.3	20.0	-0.4	26.1	16	12.7	20	84	12	-12	53	10
Owairaka, Auckland	41	23.1	15.2	19.2	-0.4	25.6	1	11.9	20	65	9	-36	36	10
Port Fitzroy	4	23.2	15.7	19.5	-0.1	25.4	18	10.2	23	94	12	-37	71	10
Little Barrier Is	3	22.8	15.4	19.1		24.8	15	12.4	22	45	9	-59	26	10
Rotoroa Is	30													220*
Manukau Heads	244	22.1	14.6	18.4		25.7	17	10.6	21	100	9	+35	53	10
Coromandel	43	23.7	15.7	19.7	+0.3	27.3	17	8.4	21	117	12	-8	62	10
Whangapoua Forest	3	23.7	14.7	19.2		27.7	15	7.3	24	88	13	-35	37	10
Thames	3	22.8	15.0	18.9	-0.3	27.5	16	6.0	20	84	11		37	10
Ngatca	15	24.8	12.7	18.8	-0.1	26.8	2	8.6	23	113	14	+24	55	10
Paeroa	4	24.5	14.1	19.3	-0.3	26.1	15	7.8	21	185	16	+47	48	10
Waihi	91	23.0	14.1	18.6	-0.6	27.5	26	7.8	21	108	14	+1	49	10
Katikati	2	23.9	14.5	19.2		28.0	15	7.4	21	102	14		44	10
Waharoa	60	23.9	12.9	18.4		26.5	15	5.0	21	85	13	-25	26	10
Tauranga	2	22.8	15.6	19.2	-0.3	28.0	15	9.0	21	69	13	-34	24	10
Tauranga Airport	4	22.9	14.5	18.7	-0.6	28.2	15	8.0	21	56	14	-85	27	10
Te Puke	91	22.5	13.2	17.9	-1.0	29.1	15	6.7	20	73	13		39	10
Rotoehu Forest	72	22.7	12.3	17.5	-0.7	29.6	15	3.3	21	107	15	-18	20	10
Whakatane Airport	6	23.3	12.9	18.1	-0.7	31.2	15	5.6	20	62	11	-32	39	11
Te Kaha	6	22.9	14.6	18.8		25.0	15	8.2	20	66	7		34	11
Port Ohope	9	23.1	14.8	19.0	-0.5	27.2	15	8.6	22	62	9		31	11
Kinleith	383	22.0	11.7	16.9	-0.7	26.3	15	6.6	22	147	13	-47	42	17
Rotorua Airport	287	21.7	12.4	17.1	-0.7	28.5	15	5.6	22	124	13	+8	40	10
Kawerau	30	24.4	14.0	19.2	+0.5	31.6	15	7.0	20	95	13	-56	24	10
Ariamuri Power Stn	253	23.2	10.9	17.1	-0.9	27.3	15	4.9	20	114	11	+3	34	17
Kaingaroa Forest	544	20.4	9.9	15.2	-1.3	26.5	15	2.6	22	149	14	+27	37	11
Murupara	198	23.3	12.0	17.7	-0.7	30.4	15	5.9	22	103	12	-14	29	10
Wairapukao Forest	437	21.3	9.5	15.4	-1.1	27.8	15	2.1	8	178	12	+73	35	11
Taupo	376	22.6	10.4	16.5	-1.0	26.0	7	2.9	20	115	11	+27	31	18
Wairakei Power Stn	342	22.4	10.6	16.5	-1.1	27.0	15	2.5	20	132	10	+41	41	18
Wairakei Research Stn	402	23.6	9.4	16.5	-0.4	27.9	15	1.2	20	128	10	+42	44	18
Minginui Forest	366	21.8	9.8	15.8	-1.2	29.1	15	0.5	20	181	12	+62	71	17
Taupo Airport	407	21.4	10.1	15.8	-1.5	24.2	15	1.4	20	90	9	-7	31	10
Waimihia Forest	743	18.5	8.7	13.6	-1.1	23.5	15	1.5	20	161	12	+35	36	17
Opotiki	6	22.6	13.7	18.2	-0.7	26.2	2	5.9	20	75	6	-27	26	11
Waimana	37	23.4	12.5	18.0	-0.8	30.0	15	5.0	20	125	11	-9	61	11
Mangere Auckland	4	23.2	14.6	18.9	-0.8	26.2	27	10.0	23	92	9	-3	52	10
Otara Auckland	12	23.4	14.2	18.8	-0.4	26.8	26	8.3	20	110	11	+16	39	18
Auckland Airport	8	23.3	15.2	19.3	-0.5	26.2	27	11.8	22	97	9	+7	32	2
Ardmore	30	23.9	13.4	18.7	-0.2	27.2	26	7.3	23	78	9	-23	24	10
Pukekohe	82													220
Maioro Forest	52	23.3	13.8	18.6	-0.4	27.8	26	8.8	20	130	8	+40	55	10
Hunua	122	23.3	12.2	17.8		26.4	26	6.6	23	62	11		28	10
Maramarua Forest	38	23.8	12.2	18.0	-0.6	26.9	26	6.5	23	82	9	-14	27	18
Te Kauwhata	32	23.7	13.0	18.4	-1.0	27.1	18	8.0	23	113	16	+29	32	10
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