What do you usually record in the weather calendar?

Generally, it is the date and time, cloud cover and precipitation, wind speed and direction, temperature, etc. Should be recorded.

1, the weather refers to us (living quarters), at a certain time (atmospheric conditions). The weather is always changing. It affects our activities and all living things on earth.

2. (Cloud amount), (precipitation), (temperature) and (wind direction and speed) are important features of weather and important data for weather observation.

3. (Weather Calendar) is a table that records various weather phenomena every day. Generally, (date and time) (temperature) (cloud cover and precipitation) (wind direction and wind speed) should be recorded in the weather calendar.

4. Temperature refers to (outdoor temperature in a cool and ventilated place) {or (in a cool place)}, and the temperature should be measured at the same time every day. Usually the temperature is the highest in a day (2 pm [i.e. 14]).

5. Wind direction refers to the direction of the wind.

Extended data

According to the area covered by the forecast, the weather forecast can be divided into:

1, large-scale forecast. Generally speaking, it refers to global forecast, hemispheric forecast, continental or national forecast. Mainly produced by World Meteorological Center, Regional Meteorological Center and National Meteorological Center.

2. Medium-term forecast. Often refers to the provincial (district), state and regional forecasts, which are made by provincial, municipal or state meteorological stations and regional meteorological stations.

3. Small-scale forecasting. Such as the forecast of a county, city, reservoir, airport, port, etc. These forecasts are made by the local weather station.