How to calculate the hourly wind speed: Difference between revisions

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The hourly wind speed from the table has to be divided by 10, since it is defined in 0.1 m/s.

The wind speed (hourly, and daily average) can also be based on an other data source; Potentiele wind (UP): [1]. These values are often a few 0.1 m/s higher than the values from the historical KNMI weather data table.

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-The wind speed ([[Tutorial_dutch_model_attributes_(Heat_Overlay)#Hourly_wind_speed|hourly]], [[Tutorial_dutch_model_attributes_(Heat_Overlay)#Daily_average_wind_speed|daily average]]) can also be based on an other data source; ''Potentiele wind (UP)'': [http://projects.knmi.nl/klimatologie/onderzoeksgegevens/potentiele_wind-sigma/]. These values are often a few 0.1 m/s higher than the values from the historical KNMI weather data table.
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+* The wind speed ([[KNMI weather data#Hourly_wind_speed|hourly]], and [[KNMI weather data#Daily_average_wind_speed|daily average]]) can also be based on an other data source; ''Potentiele wind (UP)'': [http://projects.knmi.nl/klimatologie/onderzoeksgegevens/potentiele_wind-sigma/]. These values are often a few 0.1 m/s higher than the values from the historical KNMI weather data table.
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+* [[KNMI weather data]]
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-==Also see==
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-For more information on the KNMI historical weather data table and how to download this information please go to the [[Tutorial dutch model attributes (Heat Overlay)]]
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