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Weather observation Visibility (km) Sea level pressure QFF Temperature (°C) Max. temperature, 12h (°C) Min. temperature, 12h (°C) Relative humidity (%) Dew point (°C) Gusts, 1h (kph) Cloud coverage (%) Precipitation, 6h (mm)

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Weather, pressure

Weather observation Visibility (km) Sea level pressure QFF Geopotential height (gpm) Sea Level Pressure QNH (hPa) Air pressure at station (hPa)

Temperature and humidity

Temperature (°C) Max. temperature, 12h (°C) Min. temperature, 12h (°C) Relative humidity (%) Dew point (°C) Dew point difference Wet bulb temperature (°C)

Wind, gusts, direction

Wind direction 10min Mean wind speed (kph) Gusts, 10min (kph) Gusts, 1h (kph) Gusts, 3h (kph) Gusts, 6h (kph)

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sunshine hours Height of clouds above station Cloud coverage (%) Cloud coverage Cloud type, low clouds Cloud type, middle clouds Cloud type, high clouds

Precipitation: rain, snow, hail

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Ecuador, 100 stations within this area

Wet bulb temperature (°C)

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Wet bulb temperature

This map displays the wet bulb temperature observed at a given time. The wet bulb temperature is the temperature that would be observed if the air became saturated. When precipitation falls into a dry airmass, it evaporates, thus changing phase from a liquid or a solid (depending on the season) to a gas. This phase change requires heat from the atmosphere and when that heat is removed, the air gets colder.

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