Well, I thought my problem was pretty unique - the almanac was 14 hours off. Of course, I discovered that I'd left out that important little minus sign in the longitude.
Search and ye shall find! Cheers - Jon N7UV On Saturday, March 30, 2013 at 11:01:03 AM UTC-7, Dave Vaughan wrote: > > In the Almanac section the sunrise is off as compared to other weather > stations in the area. I have the correct time, ntpdc reports stratum 3. > The coordinates are dead on. What else should I be checking? > > Here is the html output from weewx: > > Today's Almanac > Sun > Start civil twilight: 06:55 > Sunrise: 07:28 > Transit: 13:51 > Sunset: 20:15 > End civil twilight: 20:49 > Azimuth: 158.6° > Altitude: 43.5° > Right ascension: 9.1° > Declination: 3.9° > Solstice: 21-Jun-2013 07:04 > Equinox: 22-Sep-2013 22:44 > Moon > Rise: 00:27 > Transit: 04:08 > Set: 08:56 > Azimuth: 285.3° > Altitude: -37.1° > Right ascension: 227.9° > Declination: -18.2° > New moon: 10-Apr-2013 11:35 > Full moon: 25-Apr-2013 21:57 > Phase: Waning gibbous > (88% full) > > The closest weather station reports: > > Sunrise = 05:56 > Sunset = 18:39 > > I have not looked at other calculated values yet, will do so when I > understand why sunrise and sunset are off. Just know that I have done > something wrong somewhere, but staring at it does not seem to be helping > much. Can someone suggest where I may have made a mistake and should be > looking. > > > > Best regards, > Dave Vaughan > > > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "weewx-user" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/weewx-user/f220597c-8133-488e-badf-c0c14adfc047o%40googlegroups.com.
