paradise: Annual snowfall at Paradise Ranger Station, Mount Ranier
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Annual snowfall at Paradise Ranger Station, Mount Ranier
Description
Annual snowfall (from July 1 to June 30th) measured at
Paradise ranger station at Mount Ranier Washington.
Usage
data(paradise)
Format
The data is stored as a zoo class object. The time index
refers to the year the snowfall begins.
Details
Due to its rapid elevation gain, and proximity to the warm
moist air of the Pacific Northwest record amounts of snow can
fall on Mount Ranier. This data set shows the
fluctuations.
Source
Original data from http://www.nps.gov/mora/current/weather.htm
Examples
require(zoo)
data(paradise)
range(paradise, na.rm=TRUE)
plot(paradise)
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Annual snowfall at Paradise Ranger Station, Mount Ranier
Description
Annual snowfall (from July 1 to June 30th) measured at Paradise ranger station at Mount Ranier Washington.
Usage
data(paradise)
Format
The data is stored as a zoo class object. The time index refers to the year the snowfall begins.
Details
Due to its rapid elevation gain, and proximity to the warm moist air of the Pacific Northwest record amounts of snow can fall on Mount Ranier. This data set shows the fluctuations.
Source
Original data from http://www.nps.gov/mora/current/weather.htm
Examples
require(zoo) data(paradise) range(paradise, na.rm=TRUE) plot(paradise)
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