Extreme weather searches consist of several reports. Each report is described below along with illustrations depicting the kind of data they present.
The Topx Days Extreme Weather Report finds the top x (fill in a number) of days that a certain event has occurred for a selected city. The ranking can be for all of time since record keeping began, or the ranking can be limited to within a chosen time frame. Each day is ranked according to how extreme it's weather was compared to the other days in the ranking.
The types of extreme weather for which the days are ranked are as follows:
As examples, a report can show:
Depictions below illustrate how reports (listed above) appear.
After completing the parameters for this report, the parameters appear as follows:
After completing the parameters for this report, the parameters appear as follows:
After completing the parameters for this report, the parameters appear as follows:
Average Monthly High Temperatures Report answers the question In the city of (a city), are average monthly high temperatures going up or down over a period of x years? The report compares the month from year x to the same month in the other years for which the report scopes.
As examples, this report can show:
Depictions below illustrate how reports (listed above) appear.
After completing the parameters for this report, the parameters appear as follows:
After completing the parameters for this report, the parameters appear as follows: