The py_weather data frame has 10945 rows and 28 columns.
The observations are daily weather conditions for the five largest
Paraguayan cities from 2016 to 2021.
Format
A data frame with 10945 rows and 28 variables:
- rowid
index
- country
Country name.
- ISO
Country ISO code.
- city_name
Character string of the city name.
- date
Date, %Y-%m-%d format
- tempmax
Maximum temperature at the location.
- tempmin
Minimum temperature at the location.
- temp
Temperature at the location. Daily values are average values (mean) for the day.
- feelslikemax
Maximum feels like temperature at the location.
- feelslikemin
Minimum feels like temperature at the location.
- feelslike
What the temperature feels like accounting for heat index or wind chill. Daily values are average values (mean) for the day.
- dew
Dew point temperature
- humidity
Relative humidity in %
- precip
The amount of liquid precipitation that fell or is predicted to fall in the period. This includes the liquid-equivalent amount of any frozen precipitation such as snow or ice.
- precipprob
The likelihood of measurable precipitation ranging from 0% to 100%
- precipcover
The proportion of hours where there was non-zero precipitation. See here
- windspeed
The sustained wind speed measured as the average wind speed that occurs during the preceding one to two minutes. Daily values are the maximum hourly value for the day.
- winddir
Direction from which the wind is blowing.
- sealevelpressure
The sea level atmospheric or barometric pressure in millibars (or hectopascals).
- cloudcover
How much of the sky is covered in cloud ranging from 0-100%.
- visibility
Distance at which distant objects are visible.
- solarradiation
The solar radiation power at the instantaneous moment of the observation (or forecast prediction).
- solarenergy
indicates the total energy from the sun that builds up over an hour or day.
- uvindex
A value between 0 and 10 indicating the level of ultra violet (UV) exposure for that hour or day. 10 represents high level of exposure, and 0 represents no exposure.
- sunrise
The formatted time of the sunrise (For example “2022-05-23T05:50:40”).
- sunset
The formatted time of the sunset (For example “2022-05-23T20:22:29”).
- moonphase
Represents the fractional portion through the current moon lunation cycle ranging from 0 (the new moon) to 0.5 (the full moon) and back to 1 (the next new moon).
- conditions
Textual representation of the weather conditions.
Source
Visual Crossing. https://www.visualcrossing.com/