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October 20th 09, 09:12 PM
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What is "mean ext. lows" ? (temperature graph)
That term is found on the following temperature graph:
http://www.erpelding.com/E&A-Weather-Asheville.pdf Is "mean ext. lows" the average of lowest temperature during each month over the number of years that data is available? (If Jan 2008 got down to, -8, and Jan 2007 got down to -10; the average of those two years would be -9.) |
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