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Retrieve hourly data for Scotts_Valley-02.P (SVL)

| Station description | Daily | Hourly | 15 Minute | Map |
Network(s)/County: Lake County Pear, Lake County Pear and Grape /   Lake
Latitude/Longitude: 39 deg 04 min N / 122 deg 57 min W Elevation: 1421 ft
IPM records begin/end: January 17, 2003 /  on-going Ground cover: Pear orchard

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Air Temperature, max/min
Air Temperature, average
Leaf wetness

 Precipitation
Relative Humidity
Wind Sigma Theta

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Measurement details about Scotts_Valley-02.P variables

Air Temperature, max/min: HMP35C-U-L400 temp-RH probe in pear canopy.
Air Temperature, average: HMP35C-U-L400 temp-RH probe in pear canopy.
Leaf wetness: 237-L120 resistance grid in pear canopy.
Precipitation: TE525-L25 tipping bucket rain gauge on pole above pear canopy.
Relative Humidity: HMP45C-L8 temp-RH probe in pear canopy.
Wind Sigma Theta: Calculated from 3001 RM Young Wind Sentry Anemometer and Vane in pear orchard.

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