[wxqc] temperature errors
Gerry Creager
gerry.creager at tamu.edu
Mon Oct 9 10:53:58 CDT 2006
That's what I get for looking at the pix with insufficient coffee onboard.
SO: The issue of radiated heating is not a factor, and we come back to
one of the potential drawbacks of nearest neighbor comparison for QC. I
suspect that you need to confirm spot temperature readings with an
analog, calibrated thermometer and then see where you lie. Remember to
shade the analog thermometer to that direct solar radiation doesn't
cause an anomalous reading. If this check shows you're in the range,
then I suspect that the QC comment is noting a real microclimate variation.
gerry
dbj at capital.net wrote:
> Gerry, The radiation shield is located in my backyard on a post 5 feet
> above the ground. Only the anemometer is above the roof. See images 4,6,7
> and 9 at the
> link: http://weather.gladstonefamily.net/site/C6304?tile=10;days=3#Data
>
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