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WRCC Wind Rose Summary Form

Station Wind Rose

St. George Utah

Earliest available data: July 1999.
Latest available data: August 2017.
Check Data Inventory for data availability between earliest and latest date.
Basic Settings

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Month:
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Day:
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Year:

Set the ending date

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Month:
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Day:
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Year:

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Advanced Settings

Options.


Select the Units


Select the image size.


Set the Scaling range:


Select the Wind Speed Divisions:
(units same as selected above)


Select the Calm threshold:
(units same as selected above)
(Note: MPH * .45 = m/s, MPH * .8684 = knots)


Number of compass points:


List the numbers in a frequency table:


Table output format:


Include an hourly wind statistics table:


Format of output tables:


Sub interval windows:
Examples of Sub interval windows use.
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Starting Date:
Month


Day
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Ending Date:
Month


Day
(inclusive)
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Starting Hour:
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Ending Hour:
(exclusive)

Disclaimer As with all summarizing products, understanding the nature of the original data is important to understand the results of the summarized product. Any questions about the nature of the original data or the instrumentation used to collect the original data may be directed to the
Western Regional Climate Center, wrcc@dri.edu
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Provisional Data Notice

It is the intent of the CEMP to provide to the public accurate, near real-time monitoring data through this web site. However, it should be noted that these data are provisional and therefore may be subject to change. Provisional data may be adjusted for various reasons including disruption of sensors, instrument calibration, equipment failure, and problems with data transfer. These data are not valid until thoroughly reviewed and evaluated by the Desert Research Institute. Data users are cautioned to carefully consider the provisional nature of this information before any application, particularly for decisions that concern personal or public safety or the conduct of business that involves substantial monetary or operational consequences. Information concerning the accuracy and appropriate uses of these provisional data may be obtained by contacting the Western Regional Climate Center at wrcc@dri.edu or by calling (775) 674-7010.