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California Weather Data: Station Description

Description of FRTJONES.C (NCDC #3182, Fort Jones Ranger Station)

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U.S. FOREST SERVICE RANGER STATION

Location

County: Siskiyou    Nearest City: Fort Jones
Latitude: 41 deg 36 min N    Longitude: 122 deg 51 min W    Elevation: 2725 ft

Station and site characteristics

Available data

UC IPM database records begin/end: January 1, 1951  /  about six months ago
Reporting interval: Daily
Stored variables:
Air Temperature, max/min: Daily max/min measured at 5 feet.
Air Temperature at observation time:
Precipitation: Daily total measured in 8 inch diameter gauge.
Weather Type: Observer's estimate of weather condition at observation time.
Variables with computed averages: precip, air temp

Comments

Data is missing for many weekends.


Details about reported variables

Air Temperature, max/min
Variable or Sensor: Daily max/min measured at 5 feet.
Height of Sensor: 5 feet
Backup Station #1 / #2 YREKA.C   /  MTHEBRON.C
Averages Station Backup: FRTJONES.C

70% of possible values are stored for the period 01/01/1951 to 05/29/2009.

Air Temperature at observation time
Variable or Sensor: Air Temperature at observation time

61% of possible values are stored for the period 01/01/1951 to 05/29/2009.

Precipitation
Variable or Sensor: Daily total measured in 8 inch diameter gauge.
Backup Station #1 / #2 YREKA.C   /  MTHEBRON.C
Averages Station Backup: FRTJONES.C

96% of possible values are stored for the period 01/01/1951 to 05/31/2009.

Weather Type
Variable or Sensor: Observer's estimate of weather condition at observation time.

9% of possible values are stored for the period 01/02/1951 to 11/29/1995.

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