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Livingston

Year Date Time Air Temp Rain Wind Speed Wind Dir Rel Humid Solar Rad Soil Temp
2009 11 23 0315 59 0.00 0.3 284 101 0.00 61
2009 11 23 0320 58 0.00 0.3 284 101 0.00 61
2009 11 23 0325 58 0.00 0.7 162 101 0.00 61
2009 11 23 0330 58 0.00 0.3 159 101 0.00 61
2009 11 23 0335 59 0.00 0.3 159 100 0.00 61
2009 11 23 0340 58 0.00 0.3 163 101 0.00 61
2009 11 23 0345 58 0.00 0.3 208 100 0.00 61
2009 11 23 0350 59 0.00 0.3 208 100 0.00 61
2009 11 23 0355 58 0.00 2.2 247 100 0.00 61
2009 11 23 0400 59 0.00 1.2 202 101 0.00 61
2009 11 23 0405 59 0.00 0.3 169 101 0.00 61
2009 11 23 0410 58 0.00 0.3 233 101 0.00 61

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This summary of raw data collected by an LAIS weather station is provided as a public service by the Louisiana State University Agricultural Center, Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering. Data are unchecked and no warranty is made regarding accuracy. Questions can be referred to Jay Grymes (225-578-6870).

Explanation of columns:
YEAR, DATE and TIME are as recorded by the datalogger, which is set to Central Standard Time.
AIR TEMP is the value from the primary temperature sensor, in Fahrenheit degrees, sampled at the time indicated.
RAIN is the depth of rain (in inches) that was recorded during the 5-minute period leading up to the time indicated.
WIND SPEED is the average (miles per hour) for the 10-second interval ending at the time indicated.
WIND DIR is the current wind direction at 10 meters. Values will range from 0-360 degrees, where 0 is north, 90 is east, 180 is south and 270 is west.
REL HUMID is the current relative humidity value, in percent. Values range from 0 (no moisture at all in the air) to 100 (saturation). Values above 100 should be considered 100.
SOLAR RAD is the current solar radiation flux, in kilowatts per square meter. Negative values occur at night because of upward transmission of thermal radiation.
SOIL TEMP is the hour-ending value of the soil sensor at a depth of 10cm below the soil surface, in degrees Fahrenheit.
 

 


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