Climate tracker
The climate behind the skin consultation: for every place, the last 30 days next to the usual for the same weeks.
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How the consultation uses this
For each customer, the consultation looks at the climate where they live in the two months after they take the quiz. Four things count.
This is the proposal of 5 October and waits for Kyrill's go. The points for dry air, humid air and strong sun are the ones the deck already uses.
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All places: the last 30 days next to the usual
How to read this table
- Now is the average of the last 30 days NASA has published. Usual is the 2001 to 2020 average for the same weeks.
- Levels use the proposed cut-offs: dry air at a dew point of 0 °C or lower, humid air at 18 °C or higher, strong sun at a UV index of 6 or higher, windy at 5 m/s or more.
- Sun now is estimated from the sunshine NASA measured, because NASA publishes the UV index itself months later. Clouds cut both in the same way.
- Unusual marks a place whose last 30 days differ clearly from the usual: dew point 3 °C, UV 1.5 or wind 1.5 m/s apart.
- Pollution is not connected yet. It needs a free Copernicus account.
- Each value covers a NASA square of about 50 km. Places whose own square sat in the mountains use the neighbouring square closest to the city's height.
| Place | Region | Temperature | Air dryness | Sun | Wind | Pollution not connected yet |
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