How are T2MIN, T2MEAN, and T2MAX calculated? #572
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@jds485 - this is for CONUS404 bias adjusted data right? @aubreyd can you help answer this one or tag in someone at NCAR who can? @mirizarry-ortiz - tagging you for awareness |
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I checked with the WRF team and two notes on what might be driving the difference: (1) the wrfxstrm values are calculated between 00Z (UTC) times, (2) the summarized values in the wrfxtrm files are based on the values calculated on the internal WRF timestep (i.e., seconds), so we would expect them to be different from what you can calculate with, say, hourly WRF outputs. |
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I am wondering how the daily min, mean, and max air temperature at 2 m (T2) are computed. The wrfxtrm file has these computed daily T2MIN, T2MEAN, and T2MAX timeseries, and the values are different than computing the daily min, mean and max of the raw data T2 time series. Was a time zone shift applied to the T2MIN, T2MEAN, and T2MAX data? Or some other adjustment?
This is for CONUS404 data. I'm not sure if this also applies to CONUS404 PGW data (I have not checked).
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