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Traditionally fog is considered (by the public) as when the visibility reduces to less than 250 m. Fixes #1561
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Just need to remove an extra 'a' in the description in src/CSET/recipes/derived_diagnostics/daily_weather/fog_presence_spatial_difference.yaml
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Looks good, but I'm a little confused by the threshold being < 250 m - is this based on what a particular customer (i.e. defence-related) wants or something to do with forecaster preference? I would consider fog to be vis<1km (according to the WMO definition).
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More of a public definition of fog, rather than the aviation definition. |
Traditionally fog is considered (by the public) as when the visibility reduces to less than 250 m. Adds in recipes for spatial plot, spatial differences, and domain mean time series.
Fixes #1561
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