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Aamerval
Last edited Nov 8, 2015
Created on Nov 8, 2015

This visualization displays daily weather measurements from Martinborough for January 2014, with an animated SVG rendering of daily records. The data includes temperature (Tmax/Tmin), sunshine hours, solar radiation, and rainfall. Using D3 v3, the visualization draws the weather metrics over time, likely as a line or multi-series chart, with animation to reveal daily progression. The chart compares daily values against long-term means (Tmaxmean, Tminmean, SunHrmean) and includes a sunshine proportion metric (SunProp). The author, amerval, structured the data as CSV with dates from 1 January to 2 February 2014. The design emphasizes the relationship between observed weather and historical averages through animated SVG elements.

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