Tracking the temperature drop during the eclipse with Home Assistant!
I’ve got a weather station outside and I use this add on to bring it into HA. We only had 79.8% coverage during the eclipse, but there was a noticeable drop in temperature!
I’ve got a weather station outside and I use this add on to bring it into HA. We only had 79.8% coverage during the eclipse, but there was a noticeable drop in temperature!
teawrecks, Just a note to people posting these cool graphs that it does give away your rough location. As long as you’re cool with that (pun intended).
Pretzilla, It took a bite out of solar, too! https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/d1bb9828-b514-43ef-b9bd-5e8f06fb3fda.png
bravesilvernest, Ooo ya, here was ours (in the shade of the house the whole time).
https://lemmy.ml/pictrs/image/ffe6fb0b-bd05-40d7-bd5d-d8f5bee68cfc.png
besmtt, That’s a fantastic graph!
WhyAUsername_1, Does humidity increase with drop in temperature?
xylem, The measurement of percent humidity is dependent on temperature - cold air can hold less moisture. For the same moisture content, the lower temperature will have a higher percentage of its capacity. If you want a measure that is independent of temperature, look into something like Dew Point.
WhyAUsername_1, Okay superb. Thank you :)
bravesilvernest, It’s a weird thing I’ve noticed here in the northeast: there’s a correlation between the two to a degree I’ve never seen before.
That or the humidity sensor is borked lol
claude_flammang,
rezifon, https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/79741381-e1b1-456f-a2f9-087bdf3b1c28.png
Full totality here on a mostly cloudy day. We did get a few peeks of the sun, but mostly it just got dark and cold for 3 minutes.
besmtt, Oh that’s such an awesome graph!
blujan, Graph showing big dip during solar eclipse
We got only 90.5% coverage but my graph also looks great
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