FAQ | Cheat Sheet | Specification | Incident Modules | Shared Modules | Type Values | Terminology
View | Description |
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Data Dictionary | Data dictionary details on the data, types. |
Examples | Examples of the data, and how to use it. |
All of the fields in the module, presented together.
Field / Group | Type | Description |
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weather_id, weather |
Text | National Weather Service Station ID. |
weather_condition, weather |
Text | Standard NWS codes for weather type. |
weather_temperature, weather |
Float | Temperature during incident (degrees F). |
weather_humidity, weather |
Float | Humidity during incident (%). |
weather_cloudiness, weather |
Float | Cloudiness as a percentage (%). |
weather_pressure, weather |
Float | Atmospheric pressure on the sea level, hPa. |
weather_visibility, weather |
Float | Average visibility, in miles. |
precipitation_rain, weather |
Float | Rain precipitation, inches/hour. |
precipitation_snow, weather |
Float | Snow precipitation, inches/hour. |
wind_speed, weather |
Float | Velocity of wind in miles per hour. |
wind_degree, weather |
Float | Wind direction, degrees (meteorological). |
wind_gust, weather |
Float | Velocity of wind gusts in miles per hour. |
The same fields as above, but presented in groups.
Field | Description |
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weather_id | National Weather Service Station ID. |
weather_condition | Standard NWS codes for weather type. |
weather_temperature | Temperature during incident (degrees F). |
weather_humidity | Humidity during incident (%). |
weather_cloudiness | Cloudiness as a percentage (%). |
weather_pressure | Atmospheric pressure on the sea level, hPa. |
weather_visibility | Average visibility, in miles. |
precipitation_rain | Rain precipitation, inches/hour. |
precipitation_snow | Snow precipitation, inches/hour. |
wind_speed | Velocity of wind in miles per hour. |
wind_degree | Wind direction, degrees (meteorological). |
wind_gust | Velocity of wind gusts in miles per hour. |
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