| Description: | Data quality at this site is good this month. All of the daytime data are present. Passing
or low-level flags are assigned to 90.6% of the present daytime data. Data labeled
strange-but-true make up another 6.5% of the present daytime data. Low to moderate flags
observed in the early morning hours indicate that the DS is too low by the three-component
test, or that the NIP or DD is too high. Heavily overcast skies cause the DD and DS to fall
below daytime empirical limits on a number of occasions. Just before noon on the 3rd, and
again for a few minutes late in the afternoon on the 24th, the DS falls below daytime
empirical limits, but the DD and NIP are (moderately) flagged too high by the two-component
test (Gompertz boundaries.) Around noon on the 5th and 6th the DS is too low by the
three-component test, but for a short time close to noon on the 5th the DS falls into the
physically impossible region where Kn > Kt. No problems noted in the DIR, UIR or US signals. |