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* According to the {{Heat DPRA Report}}, the maximum temperature of a day should be measured from 8 | * According to the {{Heat DPRA Report}}, the maximum temperature of a day should be measured from 8 UTC to 7 UTC the next day. | ||
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* [[Hourly temperature (Heat Stress Overlay)|Hourly temperature]] and [[Daily temperature min (Heat Stress Overlay)|daily minimum temperature]]. | * [[Hourly temperature (Heat Stress Overlay)|Hourly temperature]] and [[Daily temperature min (Heat Stress Overlay)|daily minimum temperature]]. | ||
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* [[How to calculate the daily min and max temperature]] | * [[How to calculate the daily min and max temperature]] | ||
* [[How to import KNMI weather data into Microsoft Excel]] | * [[How to import KNMI weather data into Microsoft Excel]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:02, 8 October 2026
| Icon | Attribute | Unit | Range | Description | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DAILY_TEMPERATURE_MAX | °C | Maximum temperature measured at a weather station. | 34 |
Notes
- According to the DPRA Heat stress report, the maximum temperature of a day should be measured from 8 UTC to 7 UTC the next day.
How-to's
- How to calculate the daily min and max temperature
- How to import KNMI weather data into Microsoft Excel
See also
API Endpoints




