[wxqc] Dewpoint too high?
Philip Gladstone
philip at gladstonefamily.net
Sat Mar 3 14:04:57 CST 2007
Steve,
Your red X is mostly due to a period about three weeks ago. If you
change the analysis period to the last two weeks, then you get a green
check.
Interestingly, your closest cwop neighbor -- C7069 has the wrong
elevation configured -- a feet versus meters problem. This certainly
will not help with your analysis values!
Calibrating humidity is always tricky -- the real way is to get a sling
psychrometer (the wet bulb/dry bulb thermometer pair) and use that. I
got one from Ebay for around $20.
Philip
steve wrote:
> I run a check against my WX station on a very regular basis by
> comparing close by stations and also running the WX station page.
>
> The last 2 or 3 days at
> http://weather.gladstonefamily.net/site/AS132 has been reporting that
> the dewpoint is too high by some 2.7F
>
> This is the first time i have seen this happen in about 18 months of
> operation.
>
> When I check other stations in the area they report very similar data
> but do not get a Red Cross for the same variable!
>
> I have a Davis Vantage Pro2 (wireless) and do not seem able to lower
> the Dewpoint reading.
>
> Do I need to lower the Hum Out reading?
>
> My location is in the open, not under a tree or near the house.
>
> Should I not sweat the "small stuff" and wait and see if it corrects
> its self or is there a better option to make this adjustment ?
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Steve, AS132 / kf6wax-3
>
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