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Current conditions


Temperature
Temperature °C
Apparent temperature °C
Dew point °C
Heat index °C
Humidex
Windchill °C
Wet-bulb °C
 

Humidity
Relative humidity %
 
Absolute humidity g/m3
Saturated vapor pressure hPa

Precipitation
Rain rate mm/h
Today mm
Max - today mm/h

Wind speed
Wind speed kt ( Bft)
Wind gust kt ( Bft)
Wind direction ° ()
Wind run - today km

Pressure
Sea-level hPa
Weather station hPa

Solar radiation
Solar radiation W/m2
Max - today W/m2
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Density altitude

1802.5 ft 549.4 m
Station elevation
14m / 46ft

Vapour pressure
29.6 hPa / 0.9 inHg

Virtual temperature
28.2 °C / 82.8 °F

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Cloud height

122 m / 400 ft
above ground
137 m / 449 ft
above sea level

The cloud base (height) is the lowest altitude of the visible portion of the cloud. It is traditionally expressed either in m or feet above mean sea level (or planetary surface), or as the corresponding pressure level in hectopascal (hPa, equivalent to millibar).

The height of the cloud base can be measured using a ceilometer or it can be estimated from surface measurements of air temperature and humidity. The calculation is based on the assumption that the air temperature drops 9.84°C per 1000 m of altitude and the dewpoint drops 1.82°C per 1000 meters altitude.

h = ((T - D) / 4.4) * 1000
h - cloud height above ground [ft]
T - air temperature [F]
D - dew point [F]

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