WEATHER RECORDS
Septem < ed to be a boisterous and windy month, with wind force above khe average. The rainfall too. was above the average, being nearly 4 inches more than the same month last year. The readings for the month at the Mangamutu station are given hereunder; the figures for the same month last year are given in brackets: Average maximum daily temperature. 58 degrees (59); average minimum daily temperature, 43.5 de-_i'i-es (43.4' : average daily temperature. -50.75 degrees (51.2). The warmest day was the 23rd with 62 degrees (20th with 69.4) ; the coldest night was the 11th with 29 degrees (29th with 30.6). Rainfall was 6.77 inches for 24 days (2.81 inches for 19 days) ; heaviest fall was .98 inch on the Bth (.52 inch of 10th). The mean temperature for “the quarter ending September was 47.91 degrees (47.98) and the rainfall for the same period was 12.59 inches (11.06), and for 9 months from January Ist, 33.93 inches for 131 days .34.35 ini lies for 152 days).
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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10959, 6 October 1928, Page 5
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168WEATHER RECORDS Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10959, 6 October 1928, Page 5
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