Temperature

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Created on Nov 21, 2016

This interactive D3.js visualization displays temperature, humidity, and precipitation trends over time for a Wyoming weather station, with the main chart incorporating zoom and pan controls via d3.zoom and a brushed context view using d3.brushX. Users can toggle each variable series on and off, and a modal help window explains the controls. The data is loaded from the MesoWest API as JSON, with SVG paths rendered using d3.area with monotone curve interpolation for each metric.

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