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Hourly Title: weather readings Project: E080 Data: Weather Notes: This data is from the first Cedar Creek Campbell weather station. See "weather1.txt" for a complete description of that station. Label Date: Date of observation. Label Time: Time of observation, CST. This is one hour later than...
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Hourly Title: weather readings
Project: E080
Data: Weather
Notes: This data is from the first Cedar Creek Campbell weather
station. See "weather1.txt" for a complete description
of that station.
Label Date: Date of observation.
Label Time: Time of observation, CST. This is one hour later than
CDT in the summer. 00:00 is midnight, 12:00 is noon.
Label Hour: Sequential hour since January 1, 1900. This may be used
on the x-axis for graphs.
Label AirTemp: Average air temperature during the hour, degrees C.
Label SoilTemp: Average soil temperature at 10 cm depth, degrees C.
Label Light: Solar radiation, langleys/hour.
Label Humidity: Relative humidity, percent.
Label Rainfall: Total rainfall, millimeters. (does not include snow)
Label Wind: Average wind speed, meters per second.
Label Gusts: Maximum wind speed, meters per second.
Label Angle: Average wind direction, degrees from north. Wind from due
east corresponds to 90 degrees.
|Date |Time |Hour |AirTemp|SoilTemp|Light|Humidity|Rainfall|Wind|Gusts|Angle <== Labels
|
|1990/06/20 |00:00 |793008 |18. |. | 0. |0. |0. |0. |0. |123.2
|1990/06/20 |01:00 |793009 |22.7 |. | 0. |0. |0. |0.7 |1.6 |185.8
|1990/06/20 |02:00 |793010 |25.5 |. | 0. |0. |0. |0.5 |2. |183.8
|1990/06/20 |793011 |03:00 |25.6 |. | 0. |0. |0. |0.9 |2.8 |218.
|1990/06/20 |04:00 |793012 |17.2 |. | 0. |0. |0. |1.8 |3.7 |234.3
|1990/06/20 |05:00 |793013 |16.6 |. | 0.5 |0. |0. |1.6 |3.2 |233.9
|1990/06/20 |06:00 |793014 |18.1 |. | 9.4 |0. |0. |2.2 |4. |242.3
|1990/06/20 |07:00 |793015 |19.9 |. |23.8 |0. |0. |2.4 |4.4 |247.4
|1990/06/20 |08:00 |793016 |21.1 |. |40.1 |0. |0. |2.9 |5.2 |249.7
|1990/06/20 |09:00 |793017 |21.6 |. |54.7 |0. |0. |3.4 |6.8 |236.2
|1990/06/20 |10:00 |793018 |21.9 |. |66.7 |0. |0. |3.7 |6.7 |239.7
|1990/06/20 |11:00 |793019 |22.1 |. |65.9 |0. |0. |3.7 |7.5 |236.
|1990/06/20 |12:00 |793020 |21.6 |. |48.2 |0. |0. |3.9 |8. |241.7
|1990/06/20 |13:00 |793021 |22.3 |. |63.3 |0. |0. |4.4 |8.2 |245.3
|1990/06/20 |14:00 |793022 |22.9 |. |60.4 |0. |0. |4. |8.7 |245.
|1990/06/20 |15:00 |793023 |22.9 |. |38.9...
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