What were the highest and lowest recorded temperatures? What was the average dai
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What were the highest and lowest recorded temperatures?
What was the average daily high and low temperature?
What was your highest precipitation amount? What was the average daily precipitation amount?
What cooling or warming trends throughout your data collection? Explain why you noticed such a pattern utilizing information you learned in class.
What precipitation patterns or trends during the data collection? How does this correspond to the type of climate in which your city is located?
AC AD AG AH Al High TempF) Low TemplF) Precip(ir) 1 Date:s 25-Sep 36-Sep 47-Sep 58-Sep 6 9-Sep 710-Sep 8 11-Sep 912-Sep 10 13-Sep 11 14-Sep 12 15-Sep 13 16-Sep 14 17-Sep 15 18-Sep 1619-Sep 17 20-Sep 18 21-Sep 13 22-Sep 20 23-Sep 21 24-Sep 22 25-Sep 23 26-Sep 24 27-Sep 25 28-Sep 26 29-Sep 27 30-Sep 28 1-Oct 29 2-Oct 30 3-0ct 314-Oct 32 5-Oct 33 6-Oct 34 7-Oct 35 8-Oct 36 9-Oct 37 10-Oct 38 11-Oct 39 12-Oct 40 13-Oct 41 14-Oct 42 15-Oct 43 16-0ct 44 17-Oct 45 18-Oct 46 19-Oct 47 20-Oct 91 0.35 93 95 96 Tampa, FL-Weather Data 09/05/16- 10/31/16 0.25 91 0.03 93 95 95 0.32 0.46 89 0.03 75 91 93 86 86 86 0.09 0.09 0.09 0.08 0.08 0.07 86 89 73 91 Date 48 21-0ct 49 22-Oct 50 23-Oct 51 24-Oct 52 25-0ct 53 26-Oct 54 27-0ct 55 28-Oct 56 29-Oct 57 30-Oct 58 31-0ct 80 82 -Precip (in) High Temp (F) -Low Temp (F) 69 87 89 Average Temp 89.51 73.18 0.07Explanation / Answer
The highest temp is 96 F and lowest is 77 F.
Average daily lowest is 69.5 F on 22 oct and highest is 87 F on 10 th sept.
Highest ppt is on 2nd oct with 1.12 in. daily average ppt 0.07 in
A cooling tend is observed as the temperature is decreasing with the duration of time.
Precipitaion is intially increasing (in the month of Sept) and then it decreases abruptly after reaching its highest level. No significant precipitation is observed after mid of Oct.
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