David Crow's Weather Statistics

Queenstown and Wanaka New Zealand

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Friday, March 2, 2012

 

Weather Summary for Queenstown for February.

Queenstown was a very cloudy month with rainfall and temperatures above normal.
 
It started as a very dry month, but 3 very wet days towards the end of the month pushed the total rainfall to 73.3 mm, somewhat above the average of 56.1 mm.  There were 14 days of rain with the heaviest fall being 28.2 mm on the 22nd.  Other heavy falls were 18.7 mm on the 23rd and 17.8 mm on the 29th.
 
It was a very cloudy month with 4 days when no sunshine was recorded.  Total for the month registered 174.3 hours with the average being 201.5 hours.
 
Average temperature for the month in Queenstown is 15.9 degrees while 17.1 degrees was measured, continuing the trend of well above average temperatures.  although no very high maximum temperatures were recorded, 29.3 degrees on the 6th being the highest, there were constantly high overnight minimums, 17.2 degrees on the 7th being one example.
 
There was little wind during the month and 1 thunderstorm was recorded on the 6th.
 
 
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