U.S. Climate Search Website
May 15, 2021 14:30:06 GMT -5
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Post by tommyFL on May 15, 2021 14:30:06 GMT -5
I've just published my new website: a searchable database of all U.S. climates with 1991-2020 normals.
ClimateAtlas
One of the basic functionalities is searching for any climate without having to hunt it down on NOWData. Simply search the name of the location and the normals will pop up. There is also the option to generate the wiki syntax for a climate box, which eliminates the need to manually enter values.
Under "advanced search" you can search by state, which will show all climates in that state. You have to option to view and sort by the following for each climate all at once:
-Annual Max Temp
-Annual Mean Temp
-Annual Min Temp
-Annual Precipitation
-Annual Precipitation Days
-Annual Snowfall
-Annual Snow Days.
Simply click the variable you want to see and the column will appear. Click the column header to sort ascending or descending.
Another feature of the advanced search is adding as many search criteria as you want to find very specific climates. For example, let's say you wanted to find a climate with highs of at least 50 F in every month, at least 10" of annual snowfall, and no month with an average low above 60 F. It's very easy with the criteria search.
I haven't done much styling as you can probably see, but the functionality is there. There will likely be many more features added in the future.
ClimateAtlas
One of the basic functionalities is searching for any climate without having to hunt it down on NOWData. Simply search the name of the location and the normals will pop up. There is also the option to generate the wiki syntax for a climate box, which eliminates the need to manually enter values.
Under "advanced search" you can search by state, which will show all climates in that state. You have to option to view and sort by the following for each climate all at once:
-Annual Max Temp
-Annual Mean Temp
-Annual Min Temp
-Annual Precipitation
-Annual Precipitation Days
-Annual Snowfall
-Annual Snow Days.
Simply click the variable you want to see and the column will appear. Click the column header to sort ascending or descending.
Another feature of the advanced search is adding as many search criteria as you want to find very specific climates. For example, let's say you wanted to find a climate with highs of at least 50 F in every month, at least 10" of annual snowfall, and no month with an average low above 60 F. It's very easy with the criteria search.
I haven't done much styling as you can probably see, but the functionality is there. There will likely be many more features added in the future.
