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Comparative Climatic Data for the United States Through 1991

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Page : 105 pages
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Release : 1990
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These tables of meteorological elements outline the climatic conditions at major weather observing stations in all 50 states. Puerto Rico, and Pacific Islands. The data are from observing sites presently in use or include data from former sites that are comparable in exposure. Stations having less than three years of data for the current operating site are omitted from the tables of observed data. Data in this publication have been extracted from the Normals Means and Extremes table contained in the Local Climatological Data Annual Summary, published for individual stations. Stations are listed alphabetically by state. The tables are arranged so that values of the same element can be compared for different locations by use of a single table. Some weather stations do not regularly report various elements and will therefore not be listed in the table for that element.

Comparative Climatic Data for the United States Through 1990

NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION ROCKVILLE MD.
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Author : NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION ROCKVILLE MD.
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Page : 105 pages
File Size : 38,48 MB
Release : 1990
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These tables of meteorological elements outline the climatic conditions at major weather observing stations in all 50 states. Puerto Rico, and Pacific Islands. The data are from observing sites presently in use or include data from former sites that are comparable in exposure. Stations having less than three years of data for the current operating site are omitted from the tables of observed data. Data in this publication have been extracted from the Normals Means and Extremes table contained in the Local Climatological Data Annual Summary, published for individual stations. Stations are listed alphabetically by state. The tables are arranged so that values of the same element can be compared for different locations by use of a single table. Some weather stations do not regularly report various elements and will therefore not be listed in the table for that element.