The Skywise CONUS dataset is a high-resolution (1km), hourly updating gridded meteorological surface analysis. The data are available for a rolling 365 days with the several variables.
The Skywise CONUS dataset is a high-resolution (1km), hourly updating gridded meteorological surface analysis. The data are available for a rolling 365 days with the following variables:
• 2 meter air temperature (Kelvin)
• 2 meter dew point temperature (Kelvin)
• Mean sea level pressure (Pascals)
• 10 meter u-component (east/west) wind (meters per second)
• 10 meter v-component (north/south) wind (meters per second)
• 80 meter u-component (east/west) wind (meters per second)
• 80 meter v-component (north/south) wind (meters per second)
• Total cloud cover (percent)
• Visibility (meters)
• 1hr accumulated precipitation (millimeters)
• 1hr incoming solar radiation (Watts per square meter)
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What does the Gridded Meteorological Surface Analysis data product actually deliver?
It provides gridded surface weather analysis data covering meteorological parameters such as temperature, humidity, pressure, wind, precipitation, and visibility across a mapped area. The data supports operational decisions, site-specific planning, and forecast validation. You receive access to this dataset under your negotiated contract.
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