26-01-2017, 02:53
User Options - Meteorological Day
This User Option lets you define the start of the Meteorological Day in your area, as not all locations use a Midnight start for their 'weather recording' day. In Australia the Meteorological Bureau (BOM) use a day start of 9am, so for consistency I also use this start time. In Australia some variables such as maximum wind gust, hours of bright sunshine, and weather phenomena (snow, fog, hail, dust, frost, thunder) are measured from midnight to midnight, whilst "most" other daily elements are measured over the 9 am to 9 am period.
A quick search with Mr. Google should confirm the start time for the Meteorological Day in your area.
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// Define Roll Over Hour for Meteorological Day
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// Example below for Australia
#define MeteoDay_HStart 9 // Use values from 0 to 23
This User Option lets you define the start of the Meteorological Day in your area, as not all locations use a Midnight start for their 'weather recording' day. In Australia the Meteorological Bureau (BOM) use a day start of 9am, so for consistency I also use this start time. In Australia some variables such as maximum wind gust, hours of bright sunshine, and weather phenomena (snow, fog, hail, dust, frost, thunder) are measured from midnight to midnight, whilst "most" other daily elements are measured over the 9 am to 9 am period.
A quick search with Mr. Google should confirm the start time for the Meteorological Day in your area.
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Define Roll Over Hour for Meteorological Day
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Example below for Australia
#define MeteoDay_HStart 9 // Use values from 0 to 23

