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Spanish weather media) and the temps differ a little bit, I have checked meteo-climat (very good reputation, it's used in all weather sites and forums) and it's a little bit different too. But hey since you provided all of this data, I can't deny that. So I am okay with keeping both. In fact I think I will start to complete other cities with the NOAA website you have provided for Italian cities, as most of our data is old 1971-2000 or it comes from less reliable sites.
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There are some minor flaws. Summer night temps being lower in the newer data is really suspicious for this climate. But this is nothing compared to the exaggerated amount of extra sunshine. For me what's a "red flag" is the sunshine hours, but I have calculated 5 years on OGIMET for fun and it has
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I am not sure why my edits were reverted. They come from a RS and this is how WP works. It does not matter if the source is from AEMET or not. It is from NOAA as communicated through the WMO. The data are updated climate normals and should remain as they provide readers a cleared and more updated
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you can always replace a source with a more reliable one. Not with a less reliable one which has clearly wrong data. Cordoba's sunshine hours didn't boost up with 350 hours and the annual means didn't go lower, but the opposite. The AEMET OpenData (official for foreign agencies such as NOAA) for
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About the order I still tend to say the AEMET 1981-2010 data is better, because it uses both normals and extremes for references. So we don't have to make a mess with the sources. And the 2nd chart is the NOAA one with the averages themselves. But both charts can prevail as there is no need to
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There is the possibility that AEMET reverted from
Campbell-Strokes sunshine recorders to automatic ones. We see that trend worldwide. That would explain the sunshine hours OR it simply was much sunnier during the new reporting period throughout Andalusia! You never know.
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