FL.Hydroseason: A function to return the wet/dry hydrologic season specific...
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FL.Hydroseason R Documentation
A function to return the wet/dry hydrologic season specific to south Florida
Description
A function to return the wet/dry hydrologic season specific to south Florida
Usage
FL.Hydroseason(Date)
Arguments
Date
Date in as.POSIXct or as.Date format
Value
South Florida has a predictable wet and dry season due to the sub-tropical/tropical climate. Florida Department of Environmental Protection South Florida Water Management District and other agencies recognize this seasonality. May to October is considered the wet season and November to Apirl is the dry season for south Florida.
Examples
dates=as.Date(c("2015-05-01","2015-08-20","2015-12-15"))
FL.Hydroseason(dates)
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A function to return the wet/dry hydrologic season specific to south Florida
Description
A function to return the wet/dry hydrologic season specific to south Florida
Usage
FL.Hydroseason(Date)
Arguments
Date |
Date in as.POSIXct or as.Date format |
Value
South Florida has a predictable wet and dry season due to the sub-tropical/tropical climate. Florida Department of Environmental Protection South Florida Water Management District and other agencies recognize this seasonality. May to October is considered the wet season and November to Apirl is the dry season for south Florida.
Examples
dates=as.Date(c("2015-05-01","2015-08-20","2015-12-15"))
FL.Hydroseason(dates)
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