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Climate-data.org is very useful for me, but the problem is that in climate-data.org only average temperatures are shown in numbers while the high and low temperatures are shown in the form of graph which makes it difficult to read and know the exact temperature. So is there a way to make the site show high and low temperatures in form of numbers? If not, how to get the accurate high and low temperatures from the site?
Many people say that it's inaccurate in their countries or places. But in my area the average temperature is correct but I want to know the exact high and low temperature. Also some wikipedia articles have climate-data.org as their source. How do they read the graphs and turn them into number? Is there a way to make the temperatures appear in the form of numbers?
Many people say that it's inaccurate in their countries or places. But in my area the average temperature is correct but I want to know the exact high and low temperature. Also some wikipedia articles have climate-data.org as their source. How do they read the graphs and turn them into number? Is there a way to make the temperatures appear in the form of numbers?
On PC, numbers show up. You must be on Mobile Phone.
Topic has been already treated many times… my piece of advice is to never use climate-data.org as a reliable source.
How does this webpage work? It takes actual data from stations with well-established periods of records and then interpolate them across the globe and correct the figures if altitude variation is involved. It may be relatively accurate in areas with no significant geographical features, but it often gets awfully off in mountainous areas or in places heavily influenced by bodies of water. Anyway, flatlands are usually spilled with tons of station, so it’s better directly use an existent station as reference, whereas areas prone to microclimates (for which interpolation is useless) tend to have more sparse information.
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