Do-It-Yourself Solar-Powered PC: Live Test
Do-It-Yourself Solar-Powered PC: Live Test
Weather
Daily Weather Statistics |
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Weather data provided by the research station Garching
of the Ludwig-Maximilians-University's Meteorological Institute, Munich.
Wind |
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Wind Speed (20m): | Row 1 - Cell 1 |
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Incident Solar Radiation |
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Maximum: | , |
Reflex: | Row 2 - Cell 1 |
Atmospheric: | Row 3 - Cell 1 |
Long Wave: | Row 4 - Cell 1 |
Albedo: | Row 5 - Cell 1 |
radiation in W/m²
Global (black), Reflex (brown), Counter (brown), Long Wave (red), Sunshine Duration (red)
Scale: 200 W/m² per horizontal bar
Precipitation |
Current Rainfall: | Row 0 - Cell 1 |
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Total Today: | Row 2 - Cell 1 |
Humidity: | Row 3 - Cell 1 |
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Condensation Temperature: | Row 6 - Cell 1 |
Air pressure (hPa) (red), Precipitation (mm/min) (dark blue), Total Precipitation (mm) (light blue)
Temperature |
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Ambient: | Row 2 - Cell 1 |
Ground: | Row 3 - Cell 1 |
Temperature
Ground Temperature (light blue), Air temperature (light green), Humidity (red)
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