We have a bunch of storms approaching and I noticed that I was measuring
zero rain. Got home from work and got the ladder out and found the VP2
rain weep hole plugged with some debris. Sigh.
Three neighboring stations each measure about 1.00 inches of rain today for
00:00-14:00 so I'd like to add rain info to match into my archive, and
rebuild the various tables and reports. I'd like to not have to drop all
the tables and rebuild 10 years of summaries. I have 910,000 archive
records, that would take forever to run. Is there a clean way to just
rebuild:
- the archive_day_rain table
- the archive_day_rainRate table
- the NOAA reports for this month and year
- whatever else I forgot
I updated the last 100 records in my archive table, setting rain=0.01 inch
values to try to line up with the 1.00 inches of rain today that
neighboring stations have measured:
- I did not add any 'sum' values to those records (should I have ?)
- I did not add any 'rainRate' values to those records (I'm ok with not
doing so unless it affects other calculations somehow)
- Should I just 'remove' today's record from archive_day_rain and
archive_day_rainRate and expect/hope weewx to calculate them ? Edit them ?
I could probably do an offline drop+rebuild if absolutely forced to, but
this question seems to come up often, so I'm looking to see if there's a
quicker way for more focused edits like this....
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