Australia Meteorological Day?
Posted: Sat 23 Oct 2010 5:00 pm
At the moment I use the 9am cutoff but this makes me a day out with the Australian way of recording the weather.
The meteorological day here is the 24hrs to 9am - but we have a funny way of recording it.
In Australia the minimum temp is recorded for the 24hrs to 9am and recorded against the day the 9am reading is read on eg if the min temp is read on the 21st at 9am cut off time it is recorded for the 21st.
The rainfall is the same 24hrs to 9am and recorded against the the day the 9am reading is read on. read on 21st at 9am recorded against the 21st
Maximum however is for the 24hrs to 9am and recorded for the previous day. read on 21st at 9am recorded for 20th
Looking at the records in the day file everything is a day out (using 9am cutoff)
Dont see how I can make this work with Cumulus
The only way around this (sync min/max to Aussie recording system) is to go to a midnight cutoff and have my rainfall not sync with the Australian Bureau of Meteorology.
Any ideas?
Scott in Australia
The meteorological day here is the 24hrs to 9am - but we have a funny way of recording it.
In Australia the minimum temp is recorded for the 24hrs to 9am and recorded against the day the 9am reading is read on eg if the min temp is read on the 21st at 9am cut off time it is recorded for the 21st.
The rainfall is the same 24hrs to 9am and recorded against the the day the 9am reading is read on. read on 21st at 9am recorded against the 21st
Maximum however is for the 24hrs to 9am and recorded for the previous day. read on 21st at 9am recorded for 20th
Looking at the records in the day file everything is a day out (using 9am cutoff)
Dont see how I can make this work with Cumulus
The only way around this (sync min/max to Aussie recording system) is to go to a midnight cutoff and have my rainfall not sync with the Australian Bureau of Meteorology.
Any ideas?
Scott in Australia