Vince,
Indeed this is one of the coolest things among so many that I saw when
I first heard of WeeWx and began setting it up with my data.
Initially I tried blue and yellow for color options but kept coming
back to what the designers set as the default. But I digress.
It is very close but there is a bit of 'fuzziness' which I think
represents twilight and I can also look over at the Celestial to see
when the calculated sunrise/set is locally, too.
I just began paying attention to this when I got a station with solar
radiation working, turned on the max calculated solar and wondered how
close that was to what was being observed by the pyranometer.
In any event there is little more to add to this robust program you've
come up with and am having fun playing with it. All I was trying to do
was emulate the little tick marks that Brian had in his Weather Display
graphing.
Thanks for the prompt reply and keep having fun. Dale
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