Historical weather forecasts on selected Patagonia summits
May
29,
2016
A year ago, a friend wrote: "Here are the addresses of the pages to be monitored, they are all the same in structure:
What should be scraped:
Weather Forecast Issued (local time) - maybe it's better to break down into
three fields: Time, number, month, year, so Excel can be comfortable.
to count the average. And three times on the next day (column am/pm/night) the following fields:
Summary (text),
Wind (km/h),
Snow (cm),
High °C,
Low °C,
Chill °C,
Freezing level (m),
I think it's enough to come in once a day at 9:00 on Peter, that's 3.
at night in their time - three columns are guaranteed for the nearest one.
a day. Save it all, I guess, in csv».
The average temperature is like the average temperature in a hospital.
You need two separate graphs - the maximum per price and the minimum per day.
+ maximum wind speed
+ wind chill
And here's what came out of it.
Monte Burney
1758.csv
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Monte Darwin
2488.csv
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Lautaro
3380.csv
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Cerro Arenales
3437.csv
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San Lorenzo Patagonia
3706.csv
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Monte San Valentin
4058.csv
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List of peaks in Chile (wikipedia.org)
Sources: https://bitbucket.org/raskumandrin/mountain-forecast/src