
Originariamente Scritto da
Vinmat
Premesso che non è affatto priva di senso logico, purtroppo non è soltanto una mia opinione:
"...In order to achieve representative results when
comparing thermometer readings at different places
and at different times, a standardized exposure of
the screen and, hence, of the thermometer itself is
also indispensable. For general meteorological
work, the observed air temperature should be representative
of the free air conditions surrounding the
station over as large an area as possible, at a height
of between 1.2 and 2.0 m above ground level. The
height above ground level is specified because large
vertical temperature gradients may exist in the
lowest layers of the atmosphere. The best site for
the measurements is, therefore, over level ground,
freely exposed to sunshine and wind and not
shielded by, or close to, trees, buildings and other
obstructions. Sites on steep slopes or in hollows are
subject to exceptional conditions and should be
avoided...
...When the ground is covered by snow, and in
order that the observer may approach the line of
thermometers without disturbing the snow cover,
it is recommended that a lightweight bridge be
constructed parallel to the line of thermometers.
The bridge should be designed so that the deck
can be removed between readings without affecting
the snow cover..."
Questo è il file sulle norme
WMO per i rilevamenti termometrici da cui ho ripreso quanto scritto sopra:
Norme WMO d_installazione stazioni meteo.pdf
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