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I noticed several pages on NCDC have slight differences from what is shown on NOWData for 1981-2010. Why is it different and which is more trustworthy?
Never saw a page like that, cool, but which month?
It's always best to ask your local NWS office or email NCDC themselves.. I've had success getting answers in the past for discrepancies I found. One time it was just a matter of one using decimal results and the other rounding off. They would have a better answer then us or maybe you found something they need to fix after all.
Never saw a page like that, cool, but which month?
It's given as a source on many Wikipedia climate charts. I saw that the figures were not what was given on NOWData, so I edited one of them accordingly, but then realized afterwards that the second source conflicted with the first.
There is even inconsistently within NowData itself. As an example, take January in Daytona Beach. If you search for 1981-2010 the normal high is 68.7.
But on the monthly summary they claim it is 68.4
I averaged the individual years and confirmed that 68.7 is correct. So I just wonder where they get the other numbers from.
This one is nice because it shows the snowpack numbers per site zoomed in. Top right of page enter zip or city & state, then click local area snow depth on left.
Amazing is what i just found.
The Mexican weather service has climate normals available for an amazing amount of places.
Just click on the state. Normales Climatológicas
3 time periods are available:
1951-2010
1971-2000
1981-2010
Amazing is what i just found.
The Mexican weather service has climate normals available for an amazing amount of places.
Just click on the state. Normales Climatológicas
3 time periods are available:
1951-2010
1971-2000
1981-2010
Download the Google Earth file so you can view them that way. So many great climates in Mexico.
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