I sure do appreciate all the help!!

OK, well I'll force a regeneration of all NOAA Monthly reports and see what 
happens.  Gary suggested that might do it.


Many thanks to all.  jjs









On Friday, July 5, 2019 at 5:51:49 PM UTC-5, Thomas Keffer wrote:
>
> Forgot to include a NOAA report. Here's April's. Again, looks reasonable:
>
>                    MONTHLY CLIMATOLOGICAL SUMMARY for Apr 2019
>
>
> NAME: Hood River, Oregon                  
> ELEV: 700 feet    LAT: 45-41.16 N    LONG: 121-33.96 W
>
>
>                    TEMPERATURE (F), RAIN (in), WIND SPEED (mph)
>
>                                          HEAT   COOL         AVG
>       MEAN                               DEG    DEG          WIND             
>       DOM
> DAY   TEMP   HIGH   TIME    LOW   TIME   DAYS   DAYS   RAIN  SPEED   HIGH   
> TIME    DIR
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>  01   52.9   63.9  13:05   42.8  05:43   12.1    0.0   0.00    0.0   13.0  
> 17:19     84
>  02   54.5   61.6  13:51   48.8  06:56   10.5    0.0   0.00    0.0    2.0  
> 17:32     90
>  03   52.0   58.1  16:42   47.0  06:52   13.0    0.0   0.00    1.6   18.0  
> 15:28    282
>  04   50.2   57.7  16:00   43.8  06:40   14.8    0.0   0.07    0.3    9.0  
> 00:10      1
>  05   48.0   52.3  16:34   42.0  23:58   17.0    0.0   0.15    0.9   20.0  
> 13:18    273
>  06   44.2   52.0  16:20   37.9  02:25   20.8    0.0   0.40    0.2   10.0  
> 16:17    218
>  07   45.8   52.7  12:53   42.5  06:00   19.2    0.0   0.91    0.9   17.0  
> 11:40    224
>  08   46.6   52.6  17:16   43.3  04:29   18.4    0.0   1.01    0.2   12.0  
> 23:44    275
>  09   48.0   53.1  16:36   44.7  23:59   17.0    0.0   0.09    3.8   27.0  
> 16:07    279
>  10   47.5   52.1  16:15   42.9  04:39   17.5    0.0   0.09    4.1   24.0  
> 00:54    281
>  11   48.7   53.5  15:47   45.2  08:14   16.3    0.0   0.22    2.0   18.0  
> 02:57    281
>  12   51.7   59.1  14:19   46.9  06:37   13.3    0.0   0.01    1.4   20.0  
> 14:21    280
>  13   46.8   51.4  11:00   43.9  23:00   18.2    0.0   0.16    4.6   26.0  
> 11:05    284
>  14   44.6   50.9  14:35   40.8  23:40   20.4    0.0   0.04    1.3   27.0  
> 02:55    277
>  15   44.7   56.0  16:00   32.3  06:10   20.3    0.0   0.02    0.1   11.0  
> 17:10    287
>  16   50.5   58.2  14:15   43.4  06:40   14.5    0.0   0.03    0.9   18.0  
> 14:30    280
>  17   53.7   61.9  16:35   48.2  04:55   11.3    0.0   0.01    1.5   20.0  
> 15:55    280
>  18   59.0   75.8  15:35   41.9  06:15    6.0    0.0   0.00    0.0   13.0  
> 14:35    291
>  19   59.7   64.2  00:05   54.9  06:15    5.3    0.0   0.00    0.4   14.0  
> 07:30    275
>  20
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> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>       49.6   75.8     18   32.3     15  286.0    0.0   3.21    1.3   27.0     
> 09    279
>     
>
>
> On Fri, Jul 5, 2019 at 3:47 PM Thomas Keffer <[email protected] 
> <javascript:>> wrote:
>
>> I don't see anything unusual. I was actually able to run wee_reports 
>> against it. This is what I got (ignore the station location... that's my 
>> station). Looks reasonable to me.
>>
>> [image: image.png]
>>
>>
>> On Fri, Jul 5, 2019 at 3:06 PM shvman <[email protected] <javascript:>> 
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Maybe it's best to post the whole DB since there isn't much to it. jjs
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On Friday, July 5, 2019 at 4:29:40 PM UTC-5, vince wrote:
>>>>
>>>> On Friday, July 5, 2019 at 12:38:30 PM UTC-7, Thomas Keffer wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> It would be useful to see what actually ended up in the database. Use 
>>>>> the tool sqlite3 to do this (you may have to install).
>>>>>
>>>>> *sqlite3 weewx.sdb*
>>>>> sqlite> *select dateTime, datetime(dateTime,'unixepoch','localtime'), 
>>>>> windSpeed, windDir from archive limit 20;*
>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>  
>>>> one thing I normally do is add a second 'dateTime' to the end of the 
>>>> select statement, so you can see nulls (which aren't always visually 
>>>> obvious), as dateTime is always going to be there
>>>>
>>>>  *select dateTime, datetime(dateTime,'unixepoch','localtime'), 
>>>> windSpeed, windDir, dateTime from archive limit 20;*
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
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