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California Weather Database: Set Dates and Variables

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Retrieve hourly data for Winters-02.P (BTV1)

| Station description | Daily | Hourly | 30 Minute | Map |
Network(s)/County: 2000 California Tomato /   Yolo
Latitude/Longitude: 38 deg 35 min N / 121 deg 57 min W Elevation: 90 ft
IPM records begin/end: April 5, 2000 /  November 13, 2000

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All Variables
Air Temperature, average
Leaf wetness
Relative Humidity, average

 Solar Radiation
Wind Speed/Direction, average
Wind Speed/Direction, maximum

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Measurement details about Winters-02.P variables

Air Temperature, average: HMP35/45C temp-RH probe in canopy.
Leaf wetness: 237 resistance grid in canopy.
Relative Humidity, average: HMP35/45C temp-RH probe in canopy.
Solar Radiation: LI200X Silicon pyranometer Above the canopy with no significant obstructions.
Wind Speed/Direction, average: 3001 RM Young Wind Sentry Anemometer and Vane above canopy.
Wind Speed/Direction, maximum: 3001 RM Young Wind Sentry Anemometer and Vane above canopy.

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