Drawn as the kind of place it stands at. 185 instruments in Alaska stand at one.
What the snow tracker reads here
Every instrument in this state
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Snow on the ground
Station charts
Citizen station FW7973 Report
Rank
-
Time to reach Storm Station
31 s
Against its reference, 30 days
+0.1 °Fwarmer than the airport station PAGK, 10 miles away, on average over 2 readings; typical difference 0.1 °F
Against its reference: each temperature this station reports is compared with the nearest airport or climate reference station that reported within half an hour, up to 15 miles away. The figure is its reading less the reference's, on average, as both were reported; the typical difference is the root mean square. The difference in height is shown where both heights are known.
The ranking these charts were drawn from, as tables
Share of scheduled reports received
Stations
100%
342
90 to 99%
447
80 to 89%
62
70 to 79%
36
60 to 69%
29
50 to 59%
13
40 to 49%
14
30 to 39%
6
20 to 29%
2
10 to 19%
7
0 to 9%
0
Station report
Citizen station FW7973, in 4 sheets
Drawn from its report of undefined, in the manner of the Field Book, and opened beside the plates that explain each part of it.
At 1,347 ft above sea level, 5 per cent of the atmosphere's air lies below the station. The standard atmosphere puts the pressure there at 28.49 inHg and the temperature at 54.2 F; the station's altimeter setting of 29.59 inHg means its barometer reads 28.18 inHg; it reports 29.0 F, 25.2 F colder than standard.
On Oct 4 the noon sun stands 23 degrees above the horizon at 62.02 N, and the day is 10 h 50 min long. Level ground there takes 40 per cent of the noon sunlight a surface facing the sun would.