Hi Steve,
if RainDayThreshold is set for 0.01 does that change any thing on the noaa report ?
thanks Beau
as a side not RainDayThreshold is not in the wiki
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RainDayThreshold noaa report ?
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Re: RainDayThreshold noaa report ?
Beau if I remember right the threshold defines what is a measurable amount of rain so if it rains less than that it want count as a rain day. The metric setting I think is 1 mm.
The NOAA report configuration page sets what you want the report to show as a low end rain. You could set that as an example at 1", 2" and 3"
I hope that helps if not someone will come along and answer better than me.
The NOAA report configuration page sets what you want the report to show as a low end rain. You could set that as an example at 1", 2" and 3"
I hope that helps if not someone will come along and answer better than me.
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Re: RainDayThreshold noaa report ?
You're correct, Randy. RainDayThreshold is the figure Cumulus uses to decide on the number of rain days, it's nothing to do with the NOAA reports.
Steve