DAVIS WeatherLink for Windows 4.0 - Manual (Page 47)

U S I N G T H E S O F T W A R E
Reports Menu
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▲ Low & Time
The low temperature for the day and the time at which it occurred. At the
bottom of the column, the lowest temperature recorded during the month
and the day on which it occurred is displayed.
▲ Heat Deg-Days
The number of heating degree-days accumulated on each day. At the bot-
tom of the column, the total heating degree-days accumulated during the
month is displayed.
▲ Cool Deg-Days
The number of cooling degree-days accumulated on each day. At the bot-
tom of the column, the total cooling degree-days accumulated during the
month is displayed.
▲ Rain
The rainfall accumulated on each day. At the bottom of the column, the
total rainfall accumulated during the month is displayed.
▲ Avg Wind Speed
The average wind speed for each day. At the bottom of the column, the
average wind speed of the month is displayed.
▲ High (Wind Speed) & Time
The high wind speed for the day and the time at which it occurred. At the
bottom of the column, the highest wind speed recorded during the month
and the day on which it occurred is displayed.
▲ Dom Direction
The dominant wind direction for the day. At the bottom of the column, the
dominant wind direction recorded during the month is displayed.
At the bottom of the report, the following monthly information is summa-
rized.
▲ Max >= 90
The number of days on which high temperature was 90° F (32°C) or above.
▲ Max <= 32
The number of days on which high temperature was 32° F (0°C) or below.
▲ Min <= 32
The number of days on which low temperature was 32° F (0°C) or below.
▲ Min <= 0
The number of days on which low temperature was 0° F (-18°C) or below.
▲ Max Rain
The maximum rainfall on any single day during the month.
▲ Days of Rain
The number of days on which rainfall exceeded 0.01" (0.2 mm), 0.1"
(2 mm), or 1" (20 mm) is displayed.
5. To close the report, choose Close from the File menu, press Ctrl-F4, or double-click on
the Control-menu in the upper left corner of the window.