Firstly, hank you for this fantastic script!
Due to rounding of temperature decimals, the highs, lows, average and mean temperatures are quite different to those actually reported.
Is there any way to preserve the decimals throughout the script, as with the rainfall?
Secondly I notice the rainfall figures are also slightly different from those recorded. For example 0.2mm shows as 0.3mm. I presume this is a WU issue, converting from inches to mm?
Finally is there any way to ADD historical data to Weather Underground? I know that you can delete bad historical data but I am missing four days in April due to hardware failure, which will skew the April and seasonal averages.
Thanks in advance,
Simon
This should not occur:
the highs, lows, average and mean temperatures are quite different to those actually reported.
Most minor inconsistencies (0.3 mm <=> 0.2 mm) come from different units used by WU and your website.
But with larger numbers they should be very close (12.3 mm <=> 12.2 mm)
To check I need the URL of the scripts you are using.
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Rainfall is always displayed with one (mm) or two decimals (inch).
All other values can also be displayed with decimals, by adapting the settings inside the script.
BUT that will add two positions for every value displayed. Most websites do not have enough room (width) to display the tables with those two extra positions used.
Bur let first check why there are "quit different" values.
Wim