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I really like this. The data on sunshine seems off to me. Surely San Antonio, TX has more sunshine than Lexington, KY.

• DanielStraight 13y ago
  Yes... something is wrong with sunshine data. Go to comparison tool and look at Miami and Key West. They're only 100 miles away and Miami shows significantly less sunshine... and shows very low overall sunshine which is clearly wrong.
  • rrosen326 13y ago
    It's definitely possible I messed up something- I'll take a look. It's one of the challenges of doing everything by yourself!
  • rrosen326 13y ago
    Though I should point out there are definitely weird things with the raw NSA data. For instance, their precipitation data at one and 6 hour increments do not match at all.
    • Someone 13y ago
      Had to check that: it is NOAA data (http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/oa/climate/isd/ http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/oa/climate/isd/), not NSA data. The NSA tries hard to be a one way street; it reads a lot, but does not publish much.
      • rrosen326 13y ago
        Ha - sorry - it was a phone typo! yes - NOAA.