Four days in a row I recorded the exact same sunshine hours.
Not a cloud in the sky for four days. That is pretty rare, I'd say.
see: http://simple-pages.homeunix.net/weather/summary.html
I don't have a bright light meter with my weather station. I've fabricated some sort of solar sensor. It's a temperature sensor on a heat sink in a glass jar high up on a pole on the roof and I compare this temperature with the temperature in the screen and some compensation for the wind.
It's pretty close to the genuine article, I would say.
Sunshine, and lots of it.
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Sunshine, and lots of it.
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Re: Sunshine, and lots of it.
Not much happening in the Mackenzie. Just a patchy high overcast. No snow, and most are anticipating rain.Frits_Schouten wrote:Four days in a row I recorded the exact same sunshine hours.
Not a cloud in the sky for four days. That is pretty rare, I'd say.
see: http://simple-pages.homeunix.net/weather/summary.html
I don't have a bright light meter with my weather station. I've fabricated some sort of solar sensor. It's a temperature sensor on a heat sink in a glass jar high up on a pole on the roof and I compare this temperature with the temperature in the screen and some compensation for the wind.
It's pretty close to the genuine article, I would say.
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Waiuku branches the Manukau Heads.. north of Port Waikato and west of Pukekohe.janewaystv wrote:Where is Waiuku???
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