Outdoor Temperature: The red curve shows the temperature, the light red area shows the range between maximum and minimum temperature during the sampling interval. The blue curve shows the dew point, the temperature at which dew begins to form.
Indoor Temperature: The red curve shows the temperature, the light red area shows the range between maximum and minimum temperature during the sampling interval. The blue curve shows the dew point, the temperature at which dew begins to form.
Lake Water Temperature: The curve shows the temperature in Fahrenheit. Grey areas indicate missing sample data (system error, or absent in winter when the lake water is a solid.).
Barometic Pressure: The blue graph shows average barometric pressure, the range between minimum and maximum pressure during the sampling interval is shown in light blue.
Wind Statistics: The lower part of the graph shows in light green the average wind speed during the sampling interval, the maximum speed is shown in dark green. The upper part of the graph shows the wind azimuth in blue. Azimuth mappings:
Blue = North; Yellow = East; Red = South, and Aqua = West;
Precipitation: The dark blue vertical lines show the amount of precipitation in a given sample period. The light blue histogram shows a cumulative total of rain (or moisture content of the precipitation) over the duration of the graph time period.