Automated Data Plotter
This application dynamically generates many types of graphs. These graphs are derived from processing of various data sources done by the IEM. Please feel free to use these generated graphics in whatever way you wish. Reset App. The IEM Explorer application offers a simplified frontend to some of these autoplots.
Second, select specific chart options::
Plot Description:
This chart attempts to assess by now much the high temperature can change between two or three periods of time. These periods are defined by the consecutive number of days you choose. The tricky part is to explain what exactly these periods are! The middle period of days includes 'today', which is where this metric is evaluated. So a middle period of1
days only includes 'today' and not 'tomorrow'.
If you summarize this plot by year, a simple linear trendline is
presented as well.
A practical example here may be warranted. Consider a period of
four days whereby the warmest high temperature was only 40 degrees F. Then
on the next day, the high temperature soars to 60 degrees. For the plot
settings of 4
trailing days (Maxiumum)
and 1
forward days (Whatever, does not matter for 1 day
aggregate),
this example evaluates to a jump of 20 degrees.
Based on a sampling of recent timings for this application, plot generation time has averaged 2 seconds. Hold on for the plot is generating now!
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IEM Daily Features using this plot
The IEM Daily Features found on this website often utilize plots found on this application. Here is a listing of features referencing this plot type.
- 15 Nov 2021: Nice Jump Up Coming
- 19 Mar 2020: Isolated Warm Day
- 12 Oct 2016: 20+ Degree Drop
- 28 Oct 2014: Trap Weather