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Climate normals

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Dynamic map - Annual Climate Normals

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Climate normals - 1971-2000

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Number / Station: / Type:
Location: Operation:
Notes:

Legend

MTX - Average maximum temperature
MTN - Average minimum temperature
MTT - Average da temperatura média
TXX - Highest maximum temperature
D_TXX - Date of occurrence of the Highest maximum temperature (DD/YYYY)
TNN - Lowest minimum temperature
D_TNN - Date of occurrence of the Lowest minimum temperature (DD/YYYY)
MNDTX30 - Average number of days with maximum temperature >=30ºC
MNDTX25 - Average number of days with maximum temperature >=25ºC
MNDTN20 - Average number of days with minimum temperature >=20ºC
MNDTN0 - Average number of days with minimum temperature <=0ºC

Legenda

MRR - Average amount of total precipitation
RRX - Highest value of daily precipitation
D_RRX - Date of occurrence of the Highest value of daily precipitation (DD/YYYY)
MNDRR01 - Average number of days with daily precipitation >=0.1mm
MNDRR1 - Average number of days with daily precipitation >=1mm
MNDRR10 - Average number of days with daily precipitation >=10mm

Nota:

The information provided through the Azores and Madeira map services was generated as part of the Iberian Climate Atlas project.
The use of climate data / information will necessarily imply reference to the source, in accordance with IPMA's data availability policy.

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