Monthly Weather Data Log Key
Sittel Field, Bellevue, NE
Sample daily entry:
DAY HIGH LOW PREC RSZLTH HI/DIR PRV WRUN HRAD OTHER INFO
--- ---- ---- ----- ------ ------ --- ---- ---- -------------
06 36.9+ 12.5- 0.01 -S---- 27/NNW NNW 218+ 545+ 0.1" of snow grains
A B C D E F G H I J
A. Day of the month
B. Daily high temperature (degrees F). A plus at the end
indicates this value was the highest recorded for that field
during the month.
C. Daily low temperature (degrees F). A minus at the end
indicates this value was the lowest recorded for that field
during the month.
D. Precipitation (inches). Melted liquid value is listed when
precipitation fell as solid. A plus at the end indicates
this value was the highest recorded for that field during
the month.
E. RSZLTH codes refer to the occurrence of rain (R), snow (S),
freezing rain (Z), sleet (L), thunderstorm (T) or hail (H)
during that day. A dash indicates that the particular event
did NOT occur on that day (i.e., the only weather that occurred
on the day are those letters which appear in that field)
F. Peak wind gust (in mph) and the direction of the gust.
G. Prevailing wind direction during the day.
H. Wind run for the day, in miles. A plus at the end indicates
this was the highest value for the month.
I. Highest solar radiation (in W/m2) during the day. A plus at
the end indicates this was the highest value for the month.
J. Other info details a day's weather events in text and may
include the following abbreviations:
FFWarn - Flash Flood Warning
HWWarn - High Wind Warning
STWatch - Severe Thunderstorm Watch
STWarn - Severe Thunderstorm Warning
TOWatch - Tornado Watch
TOWarn - Tornado Warning
WSWarn - Winter Storm Warning
WSWatch - Winter Storm Watch
WWAdv - Winter Weather Advisory
Average Max/Min (Dep.): 40.9 (+9.2)/ 20.1 (+8.5)
Values in parentheses refer to the departures of the monthly
average high and low temperatures from the normals at
Omaha's Eppley Airfield.
Max/Min Temperatures : 66.5 (26) / 2.9 (03)
Integer values in parentheses refers to the day of the month
on which the extreme occurred.
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