Climate stations for these data points.

• Overview of New Zealand Climate
  (Climate overview, rainfall and temperature graphs and for selected locations throughout New Zealand)
• Climate Summaries
  (Annual rain, temperature, sunshine, frost and wind data for selected locations throughout New Zealand)
• Mean Relative Humidity
  (For selected locations throughout New Zealand, by month)
• Mean Number of Days of Ground Frost
  (For selected locations throughout New Zealand, by month)
• Mean Monthly Sunshine (hours)
  (For selected locations throughout New Zealand, by month)
• Mean 10cm Earth Temperature (°C)
  (For selected locations throughout New Zealand, by month)
• Mean Daily Maximum Temperatures (°C) 
  (For selected locations throughout New Zealand, by month)
• Mean Monthly Temperatures (°C) 
  (For selected locations throughout New Zealand)
• Mean Daily Minimum Temperature (°C)
  (For selected locations throughout New Zealand, by month)
• Mean Monthly Rainfall (mm)
  (For selected locations throughout New Zealand)
• Mean Monthly Wet-Days
  (For selected locations throughout New Zealand, by month)
• Mean Daily Global Radiation (Mj/sq m)
  (For selected locations throughout New Zealand, by month)
• Climate Extremes
  (Highest and lowest rainfall, temperature, sunshine and wind)
• Station Details
  (Station name, latitude, longitude, height, years of data)
• The National Climate Databacse (CliFlo)
• Australian Monthly Climate Data
  (Maps, graphs and tables of averages for selected locations provided by Bureau of Meteorology website)
• Worldwide Monthly Rainfall and Temperature Data
  (The WorldClimate website compiles climate data from many sources)

Worksheets

• Graphing with Microsoft Excel
  (Drawing bar graphs – all levels)
• Escape the winter blues all year round
  (Interpreting, processing and communicating information – MINZC: S3.2, S3.4)
• Meteorologist for a day
  (Calculating means – MINZC: S4.7, S5.3)
• How cold is the Antarctic?
  (Graphing data, communication – MINZC: N4.1, S4.3, S4.5, A5.3)
• What is the chance of a warm summer in Invercargill?
  (Simulation, interpreting graphs – MINZC: S5.6, S5.7, S5.9, S5.10, S6.8; NCEA: 90194 [1.6])
• Using trigonometric functions to model climate
  (Transformation of trigonometric functions – MINZC: M7.1, A8.15; NCEA: 90637 [C3.3])
• What's up with the weather?
  (Reading graphs – MINZC: S4.5, A4.3, A5.3)
• Winter in Queenstown
  (Negative numbers, reading a graph – MINZC: N4.1, A4.3, S5.7)
• Weather Plots: Temperature and Relative Humidity
  (Describing trends and relationships - MINZC: A5.3, S5.7, S6.6)

Climate Stuff for Students

Here you’ll find FAQs about climate and weather, links to other websites, and ideas for projects using climate data.