import_below_above_temp: Import count of days with temperatures below and above user...

In scoyoc/climateAnalyzeR: Import Data from ClimateAnalyzer.org into R

Import count of days with temperatures below and above user set temps

Description

This function imports the number of days per year that are below a user set minimum temperature and above a user set maximum temperatures from ClimateAnalyzer.org into R.

Usage

import_below_above_temp(
  station_id,
  start_year,
  end_year,
  tmin_temp,
  tmax_temp,
  station_type,
  year = NULL
)

Arguments

station_id	The character string of the station_id field from stations.
start_year	The four digit number of the last year of interest.
end_year	The four digit number of the last year of interest.
tmin_temp	One to three digit number, including - for temperatures below zero, for the minimum temperature threshold in Fahrenheit
tmax_temp	One to three digit number for the maximum temperature threshold in Fahrenheit
station_type	A character string for the type of weather station the data are being pulled from. Options include "GHCN", "SNOTEL", and "RAWS".
year	A character string for the year period. Options include "year" for calendar year and "water_year". Default is "year". If using "water_year"ensure that the start_year is the year prior to the period of interest.

Value

A tibble.

See Also

The import_data wrapper function.

Examples

library(climateAnalyzeR)

import_below_above_temp(station_id = "tumacacori", start_year = 1991, end_year =
2020, tmin_temp = 20, tmax_temp = 100, station_type = "GHCN", year = "year")

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