How to get climate record data (snowy, warm, recorded, dewpoint)

[Steelernation71]

You could also use nowdata and go to monthly summarized data>Snow depth>whatever stat you want. It's also included in daily data for a month at the top. I think it's easier to read than your method.

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by Steelernation71

You could also use nowdata and go to monthly summarized data>Snow depth>whatever stat you want. It's also included in daily data for a month at the top. I think it's easier to read than your method.

Yeah, I didn't wanna complicate things and mention that too. The monthly summary will only give the amount of days, wont show the actual amounts per day. Yeah you can choose "daily data for a month" under NowData to see the monthly daily data too

[TAR456]

Could anyone suggest good data for sunshine durations, especially in Indonesia?

[Steelernation71]

Where do people get those blue/green forecast charts from nws?

[srfoskey]

Originally Posted by Steelernation71

Where do people get those blue/green forecast charts from nws?

Can you provide an example of what you're looking for?

[Steelernation71]

Originally Posted by srfoskey

Can you provide an example of what you're looking for?

Something like this:

http://weather.graphics/ndfd/2017042...fd_min_max.png

That was posted by Chicagogeorge in the spring thread and some other posters use them as well but idk how to find them.

[srfoskey]

Originally Posted by Steelernation71

Something like this:

http://weather.graphics/ndfd/2017042...fd_min_max.png

That was posted by Chicagogeorge in the spring thread and some other posters use them as well but idk how to find them.

I think you might need a Weather Bell subscription to access that.

[chicagogeorge]

Originally Posted by srfoskey

I think you might need a Weather Bell subscription to access that.

The NWS forecast linked on Weather Bell is public access


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[SFX]

From an old topic I just read

Originally Posted by Glacierx

This is pretty cool. If you have Google Earth on your computer, you can download the climate data, and then click on the square where you live to see how the temperature has changed where you live.

https://crudata.uea.ac.uk/cru/data/crutem/ge/

New version available (30 December 2016)

On a related note, the CAG has added coordinate abilities, but only for monthly data
https://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/cag/time-s.../1/2/1990-2014

And since I'm posting links

The tool from BOM
https://tools.ceit.uq.edu.au/temperature/index.html

Lets you compare the actual and adjusted GHCN data worldwide (until 2014)

Video tutorial
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MqgwPbIKjc

Moyhu tool for using Google maps to see adjustments
https://moyhu.blogspot.com.au/2015/0...justments.html

Moyhu also has all kinds of other tools on his blog (too many to list)
https://moyhu.blogspot.com.au/p/blog-page_24.html

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