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Average temperature in 24h
- Dador
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Average temperature in 24h
Some time ago, ogimet.com introduced data on the average temperature over 24 hours. Currently, CMX counts the average from 00:00 to 24:00. Is there a chance and sense of introducing a moving average temperature for the last 24 hours, so that it can be compared, for example, with the nearest state meteorological station?
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Re: Average temperature in 24h
That should be <#r24hour> I think.
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Hans
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- Dador
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Re: Average temperature in 24h
Hi Hans,
yes, this tag could work in a similar way to <#r24hour>. He would by only calculate the average, not the sum.
But, I don't know if anyone would want it except me.
yes, this tag could work in a similar way to <#r24hour>. He would by only calculate the average, not the sum.
But, I don't know if anyone would want it except me.
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Re: Average temperature in 24h
Ah... Yes... There is some difference between temperature and rain indeed

Hans
https://meteo-wagenborgen.nl
CMX build 4070+ ● RPi 4B ● Linux 6.6.62+rpt-rpi-v8 aarch64 (bookworm) ● dotnet 8.0.1
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https://meteo-wagenborgen.nl
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