Merge branch 'develop' into bugfix/ECC-1734_step_calculation_for_typeOfTimeIncrement

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Eugen Betke 2024-11-26 11:29:09 +01:00
commit 2df870e47e
898 changed files with 25663 additions and 4191 deletions

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2.39.0 2.40.0

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@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ string(REGEX REPLACE "\n" ";" bufr_refs_to_download "${bufr_refs_to_download}")
# Exceptional case: download bufr files which have to be treated specially # Exceptional case: download bufr files which have to be treated specially
list(APPEND bufr_files_to_download "vos308014_v3_26.bufr") # See test ecc-197 list(APPEND bufr_files_to_download "vos308014_v3_26.bufr") # See test ecc-197
list(APPEND bufr_files_to_download "bad.bufr") # See ECC-1938
if( ENABLE_EXTRA_TESTS ) if( ENABLE_EXTRA_TESTS )
ecbuild_get_test_multidata( ecbuild_get_test_multidata(

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@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ transient setToMissingIfOutOfRange=0 : hidden;
# This gets updated twice a year by WMO. # This gets updated twice a year by WMO.
# See https://community.wmo.int/en/wis/latest-version # See https://community.wmo.int/en/wis/latest-version
constant masterTablesVersionNumberLatest = 42; constant masterTablesVersionNumberLatest = 43;
#negative value=not used #negative value=not used
transient inputDelayedDescriptorReplicationFactor={-1} : hidden; transient inputDelayedDescriptorReplicationFactor={-1} : hidden;

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0 0 ANTARCTICA
1 1 REGION I
2 2 REGION II
3 3 REGION III
4 4 REGION IV
5 5 REGION V
6 6 REGION VI
7 7 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 INCREASING, THEN DECREASING; ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE THE SAME OR HIGHER THAN THREE HOURS AGO
1 1 INCREASING, THEN STEADY; OR INCREASING, THEN INCREASING MORE SLOWLY
2 2 INCREASING (STEADILY OR UNSTEADILY)
3 3 DECREASING OR STEADY, THEN INCREASING; OR INCREASING, THEN INCREASING MORE RAPIDLY
4 4 STEADY; ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE THE SAME AS THREE HOURS AGO
5 5 DECREASING, THEN INCREASING; ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE THE SAME OR LOWER THAN THREE HOURS AGO
6 6 DECREASING, THEN STEADY; OR DECREASING, THEN DECREASING MORE SLOWLY
7 7 DECREASING (STEADILY OR UNSTEADILY)
8 8 STEADY OR INCREASING, THEN DECREASING; OR DECREASING, THEN DECREASING MORE RAPIDLY
15 15 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 SUBSONIC
1 1 TRANSONIC
2 2 SUPERSONIC
7 7 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 RESERVED
1 1 ERS 1
2 2 ERS 2
3 3 METOP-1 (METOP-B)
4 4 METOP-2 (METOP-A)
5 5 METOP-3 (METOP-C)
6 6 CO2M-A
7 7 CO2M-B
8 8 CO2M-C
20 20 SPOT1
21 21 SPOT2
22 22 SPOT3
23 23 SPOT4
24 24 METOP-D
25 25 METOP-E
26 26 METOP-F
27 27 METOP-G
28 28 METOP-H
29 29 METOP-I
40 40 OERSTED
41 41 CHAMP
42 42 TERRASAR-X
43 43 TANDEM-X
44 44 PAZ
45 45 ALTIUS
46 46 SMOS
47 47 CRYOSAT-2
48 48 AEOLUS
49 49 EARTHCARE
50 50 METEOSAT 3
51 51 METEOSAT 4
52 52 METEOSAT 5
53 53 METEOSAT 6
54 54 METEOSAT 7
55 55 METEOSAT 8
56 56 METEOSAT 9
57 57 METEOSAT 10
58 58 METEOSAT 1
59 59 METEOSAT 2
60 60 ENVISAT
61 61 SENTINEL 3A
62 62 SENTINEL 1A
63 63 SENTINEL 1B
64 64 SENTINEL 5P
65 65 SENTINEL 3B
66 66 SENTINEL-6A
67 67 SENTINEL-6B
68 68 SENTINEL-1C
69 69 SENTINEL-1D
70 70 METEOSAT 11
71 71 METEOSAT 12
72 72 METEOSAT 13
73 73 METEOSAT 14
74 74 METEOSAT 15
75 75 METEOSAT 16
76 76 METEOSAT 17
80 80 AWS1
120 120 ADEOS
121 121 ADEOS II
122 122 GCOM-W1
123 123 GCOM-C
140 140 GOSAT
141 141 GOSAT-2
142 142 GOSAT-GW
150 150 GMS 3
151 151 GMS 4
152 152 GMS 5
153 153 GMS
154 154 GMS 2
171 171 MTSAT-1R
172 172 MTSAT-2
173 173 HIMAWARI-8
174 174 HIMAWARI-9
200 200 NOAA 8
201 201 NOAA 9
202 202 NOAA 10
203 203 NOAA 11
204 204 NOAA 12
205 205 NOAA 14
206 206 NOAA 15
207 207 NOAA 16
208 208 NOAA 17
209 209 NOAA 18
220 220 LANDSAT 5
221 221 LANDSAT 4
222 222 LANDSAT 7
223 223 NOAA 19
224 224 NPP
225 225 NOAA 20
226 226 NOAA 21
227 227 TROPICS-02
228 228 TROPICS-03
229 229 TROPICS-04
240 240 DMSP 7
241 241 DMSP 8
242 242 DMSP 9
243 243 DMSP 10
244 244 DMSP 11
245 245 DMSP 12
246 246 DMSP 13
247 247 DMSP 14
248 248 DMSP 15
249 249 DMSP 16
250 250 GOES 6
251 251 GOES 7
252 252 GOES 8
253 253 GOES 9
254 254 GOES 10
255 255 GOES 11
256 256 GOES 12
257 257 GOES 13
258 258 GOES 14
259 259 GOES 15
260 260 JASON 1
261 261 JASON 2
262 262 JASON 3
263 263 TROPICS-05
264 264 TROPICS-06
265 265 GEOOPTICS CICERO OP1
266 266 GEOOPTICS CICERO OP2
267 267 PLANETIQ GNOMES-A
268 268 PLANETIQ GNOMES-B
269 269 SPIRE LEMUR 3U CUBESAT
270 270 GOES 16
271 271 GOES 17
272 272 GOES 18
273 273 GOES 19
280 280 SWOT
281 281 QUIKSCAT
282 282 TRMM
283 283 CORIOLIS
284 284 TROPICS-07
285 285 DMSP 17
286 286 DMSP 18
287 287 DMSP 19
288 288 GPM-CORE
289 289 ORBITING CARBON OBSERVATORY - 2 (OCO-2, NASA)
310 310 GOMS 1
311 311 GOMS 2
320 320 METEOR 2-21
321 321 METEOR 3-5
322 322 METEOR 3M-1
323 323 METEOR 3M-2
324 324 METEOR-M N2
325 325 METEOR-M N2 2
341 341 RESURS 01-4
410 410 KALPANA-1
421 421 OCEANSAT-2
422 422 SCATSAT-1
423 423 OCEANSAT-3
430 430 INSAT 1B
431 431 INSAT 1C
432 432 INSAT 1D
440 440 MEGHA-TROPIQUES
441 441 SARAL
450 450 INSAT 2A
451 451 INSAT 2B
452 452 INSAT 2E
470 470 INSAT 3A
471 471 INSAT 3D
472 472 INSAT 3E
473 473 INSAT 3DR
474 474 INSAT 3DS
500 500 FY-1C
501 501 FY-1D
502 502 HAI YANG 2A (HY-2A, SOA/NSOAS CHINA)
503 503 HAI YANG 2B (HY-2B, SOA/NSOAS CHINA)
504 504 HAI YANG 2C (HY-2C, SOA/NSOAS CHINA)
505 505 HAI YANG 2D (HY-2D, SOA/NSOAS CHINA)
510 510 FY-2
512 512 FY-2B
513 513 FY-2C
514 514 FY-2D
515 515 FY-2E
516 516 FY-2F
517 517 FY-2G
518 518 FY-2H
520 520 FY-3A
521 521 FY-3B
522 522 FY-3C
523 523 FY-3D
524 524 FY-3E
525 525 FY-3F
526 526 FY-3G
530 530 FY-4A
531 531 FY-4B
700 700 TIROS M (ITOS 1)
701 701 NOAA 1
702 702 NOAA 2
703 703 NOAA 3
704 704 NOAA 4
705 705 NOAA 5
706 706 NOAA 6
707 707 NOAA 7
708 708 TIROS-N
709 709 TROPICS-01 (PATHFINDER)
710 710 GOES (SMS 1)
711 711 GOES (SMS 2)
720 720 TOPEX
721 721 GFO (GEOSAT FOLLOW ON)
722 722 GRACE A
723 723 GRACE B
724 724 COSMIC-2 P1
725 725 COSMIC-2 P2
726 726 COSMIC-2 P3
727 727 COSMIC-2 P4
728 728 COSMIC-2 P5
729 729 COSMIC-2 P6
731 731 GOES 1
732 732 GOES 2
733 733 GOES 3
734 734 GOES 4
735 735 GOES 5
740 740 COSMIC-1
741 741 COSMIC-2
742 742 COSMIC-3
743 743 COSMIC-4
744 744 COSMIC-5
745 745 COSMIC-6
746 746 DMSP 1
747 747 DMSP 2
748 748 DMSP 3
749 749 DMSP 4
750 750 COSMIC-2 E1
751 751 COSMIC-2 E2
752 752 COSMIC-2 E3
753 753 COSMIC-2 E4
754 754 COSMIC-2 E5
755 755 COSMIC-2 E6
761 761 NIMBUS 1
762 762 NIMBUS 2
763 763 NIMBUS 3
764 764 NIMBUS 4
765 765 NIMBUS 5
766 766 NIMBUS 6
767 767 NIMBUS 7
768 768 LOFT ORBITAL YAM LONGBOW
769 769 TOMORROW.IO 6U CUBESAT
780 780 ERBS
781 781 UARS
782 782 EARTH PROBE
783 783 TERRA
784 784 AQUA
785 785 AURA
786 786 C/NOFS
787 787 CALIPSO
788 788 CLOUDSAT
789 789 SMAP
790 790 TEMPO
800 800 SUNSAT
801 801 INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION (ISS)
802 802 CFOSAT
803 803 GRACE C (GRACE-FO)
804 804 GRACE D (GRACE-FO)
810 810 COMS
811 811 GEO-KOMPSAT-2A
812 812 SCISAT-1
813 813 ODIN
814 814 GEO-KOMPSAT-2B
820 820 SAC-C
821 821 SAC-D
825 825 KOMPSAT-5
850 850 COMBINATION OF TERRA AND AQUA
851 851 COMBINATION OF NOAA 16 TO NOAA 19
852 852 COMBINATION OF METOP-1 TO METOP-3
853 853 COMBINATION OF METEOSAT AND DMSP
854 854 NON-SPECIFIC MIXTURE OF GEOSTATIONARY AND LOW EARTH-ORBITING SATELLITES
855 855 COMBINATION OF INSAT 3D AND INSAT 3DR
856 856 COMBINATION OF SENTINEL-3 SATELLITES
1023 1023 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 NO WIND SPEED DATA AVAILABLE
1 1 AMSR-E DATA
2 2 TMI DATA
3 3 NWP: ECMWF
4 4 NWP: UK MET OFFICE
5 5 NWP: NCEP
6 6 REFERENCE CLIMATOLOGY
7 7 ERS_SCATTEROMETER
31 31 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 NO AOD DATA AVAILABLE
1 1 NESDIS
2 2 NAVOCEANO
3 3 NAAPS
4 4 MERIS
5 5 AATSR
31 31 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 NO SSI DATA AVAILABLE
1 1 MSG_SEVIRI
2 2 GOES EAST
3 3 GOES WEST
4 4 ECMWF
5 5 NCEP
6 6 UK MET OFFICE
31 31 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 WMO SECRETARIAT
1 1 MELBOURNE
2 2 MELBOURNE
3 3 )
4 4 MOSCOW
5 5 MOSCOW
6 6 )
7 7 US NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE - NATIONAL CENTRES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PREDICTION (NCEP)
8 8 US NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TELECOMMUNICATIONS GATEWAY (NWSTG)
9 9 US NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE - OTHER
10 10 CAIRO (RSMC)
11 11 )
12 12 DAKAR (RSMC)
13 13 )
14 14 NAIROBI (RSMC)
15 15 )
16 16 CASABLANCA (RSMC)
17 17 TUNIS (RSMC)
18 18 TUNIS - CASABLANCA (RSMC)
19 19 )
20 20 LAS PALMAS
21 21 ALGIERS (RSMC)
22 22 ACMAD
23 23 MOZAMBIQUE (NMC)
24 24 PRETORIA (RSMC)
25 25 LA REUNION (RSMC)
26 26 KHABAROVSK (RSMC)
27 27 )
28 28 NEW DELHI (RSMC)
29 29 )
30 30 NOVOSIBIRSK (RSMC)
31 31 )
32 32 TASHKENT (RSMC)
33 33 JEDDAH (RSMC)
34 34 TOKYO (RSMC), JAPAN METEOROLOGICAL AGENCY
35 35 )
36 36 BANGKOK
37 37 ULAANBAATAR
38 38 BEIJING (RSMC)
39 39 )
40 40 SEOUL
41 41 BUENOS AIRES (RSMC)
42 42 )
43 43 BRASILIA (RSMC)
44 44 )
45 45 SANTIAGO
46 46 BRAZILIAN SPACE AGENCY INPE
47 47 COLOMBIA (NMC)
48 48 ECUADOR (NMC)
49 49 PERU (NMC)
50 50 VENEZUELA (BOLIVARIAN REPUBLIC OF) (NMC)
51 51 MIAMI (RSMC)
52 52 MIAMI (RSMC), NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTRE
53 53 MSC MONITORING
54 54 MONTREAL (RSMC)
55 55 SAN FRANCISCO
56 56 ARINC CENTRE
57 57 US AIR FORCE - AIR FORCE GLOBAL WEATHER CENTRAL
58 58 FLEET NUMERICAL METEOROLOGY AND OCEANOGRAPHY CENTER, MONTEREY, CA, UNITED STATES
59 59 THE NOAA FORECAST SYSTEMS LABORATORY, BOULDER, CO, UNITED STATES
60 60 UNITED STATES NATIONAL CENTER FOR ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH (NCAR)
61 61 SERVICE ARGOS - LANDOVER
62 62 US NAVAL OCEANOGRAPHIC OFFICE
63 63 INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE FOR CLIMATE AND SOCIETY (IRI)
64 64 HONOLULU (RSMC)
65 65 DARWIN (RSMC)
66 66 )
67 67 MELBOURNE (RSMC)
68 68 RESERVED
69 69 WELLINGTON (RSMC)
70 70 )
71 71 NADI (RSMC)
72 72 SINGAPORE
73 73 MALAYSIA (NMC)
74 74 UK METEOROLOGICAL OFFICE EXETER (RSMC)
75 75 )
76 76 MOSCOW (RSMC)
77 77 RESERVED
78 78 OFFENBACH (RSMC)
79 79 )
80 80 ROME (RSMC)
81 81 )
82 82 NORRKOPING
83 83 )
84 84 TOULOUSE (RSMC)
85 85 TOULOUSE (RSMC)
86 86 HELSINKI
87 87 BELGRADE
88 88 OSLO
89 89 PRAGUE
90 90 EPISKOPI
91 91 ANKARA
92 92 FRANKFURT/MAIN
93 93 LONDON (WAFC)
94 94 COPENHAGEN
95 95 ROTA
96 96 ATHENS
97 97 EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY (ESA)
98 98 EUROPEAN CENTRE FOR MEDIUM-RANGE WEATHER FORECASTS (ECMWF) (RSMC)
99 99 DE BILT
100 100 BRAZZAVILLE
101 101 ABIDJAN
102 102 LIBYA (NMC)
103 103 MADAGASCAR (NMC)
104 104 MAURITIUS (NMC)
105 105 NIGER (NMC)
106 106 SEYCHELLES (NMC)
107 107 UGANDA (NMC)
108 108 UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA (NMC)
109 109 ZIMBABWE (NMC)
110 110 HONG-KONG, CHINA
111 111 AFGHANISTAN (NMC)
112 112 BAHRAIN (NMC)
113 113 BANGLADESH (NMC)
114 114 BHUTAN (NMC)
115 115 CAMBODIA (NMC)
116 116 DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA (NMC)
117 117 ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN (NMC)
118 118 IRAQ (NMC)
119 119 KAZAKHSTAN (NMC)
120 120 KUWAIT (NMC)
121 121 KYRGYZSTAN (NMC)
122 122 LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC (NMC)
123 123 MACAO, CHINA
124 124 MALDIVES (NMC)
125 125 MYANMAR (NMC)
126 126 NEPAL (NMC)
127 127 OMAN (NMC)
128 128 PAKISTAN (NMC)
129 129 QATAR (NMC)
130 130 YEMEN (NMC)
131 131 SRI LANKA (NMC)
132 132 TAJIKISTAN (NMC)
133 133 TURKMENISTAN (NMC)
134 134 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES (NMC)
135 135 UZBEKISTAN (NMC)
136 136 VIET NAM (NMC)
140 140 BOLIVIA (PLURINATIONAL STATE OF) (NMC)
141 141 GUYANA (NMC)
142 142 PARAGUAY (NMC)
143 143 SURINAME (NMC)
144 144 URUGUAY (NMC)
145 145 FRENCH GUIANA
146 146 BRAZILIAN NAVY HYDROGRAPHIC CENTRE
147 147 NATIONAL COMMISSION ON SPACE ACTIVITIES (CONAE) - ARGENTINA
148 148 BRAZILIAN DEPARTMENT OF AIRSPACE CONTROL - DECEA
149 149 RESERVED FOR OTHER CENTRES
150 150 ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA (NMC)
151 151 BAHAMAS (NMC)
152 152 BARBADOS (NMC)
153 153 BELIZE (NMC)
154 154 BRITISH CARIBBEAN TERRITORIES CENTRE
155 155 SAN JOSE
156 156 CUBA (NMC)
157 157 DOMINICA (NMC)
158 158 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC (NMC)
159 159 EL SALVADOR (NMC)
160 160 US NOAA/NESDIS
161 161 US NOAA OFFICE OF OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH
162 162 GUATEMALA (NMC)
163 163 HAITI (NMC)
164 164 HONDURAS (NMC)
165 165 JAMAICA (NMC)
166 166 MEXICO CITY
167 167 CURACAO AND SINT MAARTEN (NMC)
168 168 NICARAGUA (NMC)
169 169 PANAMA (NMC)
170 170 SAINT LUCIA (NMC)
171 171 TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO (NMC)
172 172 FRENCH DEPARTMENTS IN RA IV
173 173 US NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION (NASA)
174 174 INTEGRATED SCIENCE DATA MANAGEMENT/MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL DATA SERVICE (ISDM/MEDS) - CANADA
175 175 UNIVERSITY CORPORATION FOR ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH (UCAR) - UNITED STATES
176 176 COOPERATIVE INSTITUTE FOR METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITE STUDIES (CIMSS) - UNITED STATES
177 177 NOAA NATIONAL OCEAN SERVICE - UNITED STATES
178 178 SPIRE GLOBAL, INC.
179 179 GEOOPTICS, INC.
180 180 PLANETIQ
181 181 ATMOSPHERIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH (AER)
182 182 TOMORROW.IO
190 190 COOK ISLANDS (NMC)
191 191 FRENCH POLYNESIA (NMC)
192 192 TONGA (NMC)
193 193 VANUATU (NMC)
194 194 BRUNEI DARUSSALAM (NMC)
195 195 INDONESIA (NMC)
196 196 KIRIBATI (NMC)
197 197 FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA (NMC)
198 198 NEW CALEDONIA (NMC)
199 199 NIUE
200 200 PAPUA NEW GUINEA (NMC)
201 201 PHILIPPINES (NMC)
202 202 SAMOA (NMC)
203 203 SOLOMON ISLANDS (NMC)
204 204 NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF WATER AND ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH (NIWA - NEW ZEALAND)
210 210 FRASCATI (ESA/ESRIN)
211 211 LANNION
212 212 LISBON
213 213 REYKJAVIK
214 214 MADRID
215 215 ZUERICH
216 216 SERVICE ARGOS - TOULOUSE
217 217 BRATISLAVA
218 218 BUDAPEST
219 219 LJUBLJANA
220 220 WARSAW
221 221 ZAGREB
222 222 ALBANIA (NMC)
223 223 ARMENIA (NMC)
224 224 AUSTRIA (NMC)
225 225 AZERBAIJAN (NMC)
226 226 BELARUS (NMC)
227 227 BELGIUM (NMC)
228 228 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA (NMC)
229 229 BULGARIA (NMC)
230 230 CYPRUS (NMC)
231 231 ESTONIA (NMC)
232 232 GEORGIA (NMC)
233 233 DUBLIN
234 234 ISRAEL (NMC)
235 235 JORDAN (NMC)
236 236 LATVIA (NMC)
237 237 LEBANON (NMC)
238 238 LITHUANIA (NMC)
239 239 LUXEMBOURG
240 240 MALTA (NMC)
241 241 MONACO
242 242 ROMANIA (NMC)
243 243 SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC (NMC)
244 244 THE FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA (NMC)
245 245 UKRAINE (NMC)
246 246 REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA (NMC)
247 247 OPERATIONAL PROGRAMME FOR THE EXCHANGE OF WEATHER RADAR INFORMATION (OPERA) - EUMETNET
248 248 MONTENEGRO (NMC)
249 249 BARCELONA DUST FORECAST CENTER
250 250 CONSORTIUM FOR SMALL SCALE MODELLING (COSMO)
251 251 METEOROLOGICAL COOPERATION ON OPERATIONAL NWP (METCOOP)
252 252 MAX PLANCK INSTITUTE FOR METEOROLOGY (MPI-M)
253 253 ALFRED WEGENER INSTITUTE (AWI)
254 254 EUMETSAT OPERATION CENTRE
255 255 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 NO SUB-CENTRE
1 1 LUXEMBOURG (NMC)
2 2 FUCINO
3 3 GATINEAU
4 4 MASPALOMAS (SPAIN)
5 5 ESA ERS CENTRAL FACILITY
6 6 PRINCE ALBERT
7 7 WEST FREUGH
8 8 LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER
9 9 MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER
10 10 TROMSO (NORWAY)
11 11 MCMURDO (ANTARCTICA)
12 12 SODANKYLA (FINLAND)
13 13 TROMSO
14 14 BARROW (UNITED STATES)
15 15 ROTHERA (ANTARCTICA)
16 16 SPACE WEATHER PREDICTION CENTER
17 17 ESRL GLOBAL SYSTEMS DIVISION
18 18 SIPAM-PORTO VELHO-RO
19 19 SIPAM-BELEM-PA
20 20 MASPALOMAS (SPAIN)
21 21 AGENZIA SPAZIALE ITALIANA (ITALY)
22 22 CENTRE NATIONAL DE LA RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIQUE (FRANCE)
23 23 GEOFORSCHUNGS ZENTRUM (GERMANY)
24 24 GEODETIC OBSERVATORY PECNY (CZECHIA)
25 25 INSTITUT D'ESTUDIS ESPACIALS DE CATALUNYA (SPAIN)
26 26 FEDERAL OFFICE OF TOPOGRAPHY (SWITZERLAND)
27 27 NORDIC COMMISSION OF GEODESY (NORWAY)
28 28 NORDIC COMMISSION OF GEODESY (SWEDEN)
29 29 INSTITUTE GEOGRAPHIQUE NATIONAL (FRANCE) - SERVICE DE GEODESIE
30 30 KANGERLUSSUAQ (GREENLAND)
31 31 INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING SATELLITE SURVEYING AND GEODESY (UNITED KINGDOM)
32 32 JOINT OPERATIONAL METEOROLOGY AND OCEANOGRAPHY CENTRE (JOMOC)
33 33 KONINKLIJK NEDERLANDS METEOROLOGISCH INSTITUT (NETHERLANDS)
34 34 NORDIC GPS ATMOSPHERIC ANALYSIS CENTRE (SWEDEN)
35 35 INSTITUTO GEOGRAFICO NACIONAL DE ESPANA (SPAIN)
36 36 MET EIREANN (IRELAND)
37 37 ROYAL OBSERVATORY OF BELGIUM (BELGIUM)
40 40 EDMONTON (CANADA)
50 50 BEDFORD (CANADA)
60 60 GANDER (CANADA)
64 64 BUNDESWEHR GEOINFORMATION OFFICE (BGIO)
70 70 MONTEREY (UNITED STATES)
76 76 ROSHYDROMET (RUSSIAN FEDERATION)
78 78 DEUTSCHER WETTERDIENST (GERMANY)
80 80 WALLOPS ISLAND (UNITED STATES)
90 90 GILMOR CREEK (UNITED STATES)
96 96 HELLENIC NATIONAL METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE (GREECE)
100 100 ATHENS (GREECE)
101 101 ALBANIA (NMC)
102 102 NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL/INSTITUTE OF ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES AND CLIMATE (CNR-ISAC)
110 110 NOWCAST MOBILE (LIGHTNING DATA)
120 120 EWA BEACH, HAWAII
125 125 FORD ISLAND, HAWAII
130 130 MIAMI, FLORIDA
140 140 LANNION (FRANCE)
150 150 SVALBARD (NORWAY)
170 170 SAINT-DENIS (LA REUNION)
180 180 MOSCOW
190 190 MUSCAT
200 200 KHABAROVSK
201 201 RHEINISCHES INSTITUT FUER UMWELTFORSCHUNG AN DER UNIVERSITAET ZU KOELN E.V. (GERMANY)
202 202 INSTITUT FRANCAIS DE RECHERCHE POUR L'EXPLOITATION DE LA MER
203 203 AARHUS UNIVERSITY (DENMARK)
204 204 INSTITUTE OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - NATIONAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE (POLAND)
205 205 NIUE
206 206 RAROTONGA (COOK ISLANDS)
207 207 APIA (SAMOA)
208 208 TONGA
209 209 TUVALU
210 210 NOVOSIBIRSK
211 211 TOKELAU
214 214 DARWIN
215 215 METEOSWISS (SWITZERLAND)
217 217 PERTH
219 219 TOWNSVILLE
220 220 NOAA SATELLITE OPERATIONS FACILITY (NSOF)
221 221 SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN, TRAFFIC OPERATIONS COMPUTING CENTRE (TOCC) KIEL/NEUMUENSTER
222 222 HAMBURG, TOCC HAMBURG
223 223 NIEDERSACHSEN, TOCC HANNOVER
224 224 AUSTRIA (NMC)
225 225 NORDRHEIN-WESTFALEN, TOCC KAMEN LEVERKUSEN
226 226 HESSEN, TOCC RUESSELSHEIM
227 227 RHEINLAND-PFALZ, TOCC KOBLENZ
228 228 BADEN-WUERTTEMBERG, TOCC LUDWIGSBURG
229 229 BAYERN, TOCC FREIMANN
230 230 SAARLAND, TOCC ROHRBACH
231 231 BAYERN, AUTOBAHN DIRECTORATE NORDBAYERN
232 232 BRANDENBURG, TOCC STOLPE
233 233 MECKLENBURG-VORPOMMERN, TOCC MALCHOW
234 234 SACHSEN, TOCC DRESDEN
235 235 SACHSEN-ANHALT, TOCC HALLE
236 236 THUERINGEN, TOCC ERFURT
237 237 EASYWAY - METEOTRANS
240 240 KIYOSE
241 241 REANALYSIS PROJECT
242 242 NATIONAL METEOROLOGICAL ADMINISTRATION (ROMANIA)
243 243 KELBURN
245 245 JINCHEON
249 249 SINGAPORE
250 250 VLADIVOSTOCK
251 251 GUAM
252 252 HONOLULU
254 254 EUMETSAT

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0 0 WMO SECRETARIAT
1 1 MELBOURNE
2 2 MELBOURNE
3 3 )
4 4 MOSCOW
5 5 MOSCOW
6 6 )
7 7 US NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, NATIONAL CENTRES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PREDICTION (NCEP)
8 8 US NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TELECOMMUNICATIONS GATEWAY (NWSTG)
9 9 US NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE - OTHER
10 10 CAIRO (RSMC)
11 11 )
12 12 DAKAR (RSMC)
13 13 )
14 14 NAIROBI (RSMC)
15 15 )
16 16 CASABLANCA (RSMC)
17 17 TUNIS (RSMC)
18 18 TUNIS-CASABLANCA (RSMC)
19 19 )
20 20 LAS PALMAS
21 21 ALGIERS (RSMC)
22 22 ACMAD
23 23 MOZAMBIQUE (NMC)
24 24 PRETORIA (RSMC)
25 25 LA REUNION (RSMC)
26 26 KHABAROVSK (RSMC)
27 27 )
28 28 NEW DELHI (RSMC)
29 29 )
30 30 NOVOSIBIRSK (RSMC)
31 31 )
32 32 TASHKENT (RSMC)
33 33 JEDDAH (RSMC)
34 34 TOKYO (RSMC), JAPAN METEOROLOGICAL AGENCY
35 35 )
36 36 BANGKOK
37 37 ULAANBAATAR
38 38 BEIJING (RSMC)
39 39 )
40 40 SEOUL
41 41 BUENOS AIRES (RSMC)
42 42 )
43 43 BRASILIA (RSMC)
44 44 )
45 45 SANTIAGO
46 46 BRAZILIAN SPACE AGENCY INPE
47 47 COLOMBIA (NMC)
48 48 ECUADOR (NMC)
49 49 PERU (NMC)
50 50 VENEZUELA (BOLIVARIAN REPUBLIC OF) (NMC)
51 51 MIAMI (RSMC)
52 52 MIAMI RSMC, NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTRE
53 53 MSC MONITORING
54 54 MONTREAL (RSMC)
55 55 SAN FRANCISCO
56 56 ARINC CENTRE
57 57 US AIR FORCE - AIR FORCE GLOBAL WEATHER CENTRAL
58 58 FLEET NUMERICAL METEOROLOGY AND OCEANOGRAPHY CENTER, MONTEREY, CA, UNITED STATES
59 59 THE NOAA FORECAST SYSTEMS LABORATORY, BOULDER, CO, UNITED STATES
60 60 UNITED STATES NATIONAL CENTER FOR ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH (NCAR)
61 61 SERVICE ARGOS - LANDOVER
62 62 US NAVAL OCEANOGRAPHIC OFFICE
63 63 INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE FOR CLIMATE AND SOCIETY (IRI)
64 64 HONOLULU (RSMC)
65 65 DARWIN (RSMC)
66 66 )
67 67 MELBOURNE (RSMC)
68 68 RESERVED
69 69 WELLINGTON (RSMC)
70 70 )
71 71 NADI (RSMC)
72 72 SINGAPORE
73 73 MALAYSIA (NMC)
74 74 UK METEOROLOGICAL OFFICE EXETER (RSMC)
75 75 )
76 76 MOSCOW (RSMC)
77 77 RESERVED
78 78 OFFENBACH (RSMC)
79 79 )
80 80 ROME (RSMC)
81 81 )
82 82 NORRKOPING
83 83 )
84 84 TOULOUSE (RSMC)
85 85 TOULOUSE (RSMC)
86 86 HELSINKI
87 87 BELGRADE
88 88 OSLO
89 89 PRAGUE
90 90 EPISKOPI
91 91 ANKARA
92 92 FRANKFURT/MAIN
93 93 LONDON (WAFC)
94 94 COPENHAGEN
95 95 ROTA
96 96 ATHENS
97 97 EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY (ESA)
98 98 EUROPEAN CENTRE FOR MEDIUM RANGE WEATHER FORECASTS (ECMWF) (RSMC)
99 99 DE BILT
100 100 BRAZZAVILLE
101 101 ABIDJAN
102 102 LIBYA (NMC)
103 103 MADAGASCAR (NMC)
104 104 MAURITIUS (NMC)
105 105 NIGER (NMC)
106 106 SEYCHELLES (NMC)
107 107 UGANDA (NMC)
108 108 UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA (NMC)
109 109 ZIMBABWE (NMC)
110 110 HONG KONG, CHINA
111 111 AFGHANISTAN (NMC)
112 112 BAHRAIN (NMC)
113 113 BANGLADESH (NMC)
114 114 BHUTAN (NMC)
115 115 CAMBODIA (NMC)
116 116 DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA (NMC)
117 117 ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN (NMC)
118 118 IRAQ (NMC)
119 119 KAZAKHSTAN (NMC)
120 120 KUWAIT (NMC)
121 121 KYRGYZSTAN (NMC)
122 122 LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC (NMC)
123 123 MACAO, CHINA
124 124 MALDIVES (NMC)
125 125 MYANMAR (NMC)
126 126 NEPAL (NMC)
127 127 OMAN (NMC)
128 128 PAKISTAN (NMC)
129 129 QATAR (NMC)
130 130 YEMEN (NMC)
131 131 SRI LANKA (NMC)
132 132 TAJIKISTAN (NMC)
133 133 TURKMENISTAN (NMC)
134 134 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES (NMC)
135 135 UZBEKISTAN (NMC)
136 136 VIET NAM (NMC)
140 140 BOLIVIA (PLURINATIONAL STATE OF) (NMC)
141 141 GUYANA (NMC)
142 142 PARAGUAY (NMC)
143 143 SURINAME (NMC)
144 144 URUGUAY (NMC)
145 145 FRENCH GUIANA
146 146 BRAZILIAN NAVY HYDROGRAPHIC CENTRE
147 147 NATIONAL COMMISSION ON SPACE ACTIVITIES (CONAE) - ARGENTINA
148 148 BRAZILIAN DEPARTMENT OF AIRSPACE CONTROL - DECEA
149 149 RESERVED FOR OTHER CENTRES
150 150 ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA (NMC)
151 151 BAHAMAS (NMC)
152 152 BARBADOS (NMC)
153 153 BELIZE (NMC)
154 154 BRITISH CARIBBEAN TERRITORIES CENTRE
155 155 SAN JOSE
156 156 CUBA (NMC)
157 157 DOMINICA (NMC)
158 158 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC (NMC)
159 159 EL SALVADOR (NMC)
160 160 US NOAA/NESDIS
161 161 US NOAA OFFICE OF OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH
162 162 GUATEMALA (NMC)
163 163 HAITI (NMC)
164 164 HONDURAS (NMC)
165 165 JAMAICA (NMC)
166 166 MEXICO
167 167 CURACAO AND SINT MAARTEN (NMC)
168 168 NICARAGUA (NMC)
169 169 PANAMA (NMC)
170 170 SAINT LUCIA (NMC)
171 171 TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO (NMC)
172 172 FRENCH DEPARTMENTS IN RA IV
173 173 US NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION (NASA)
174 174 INTEGRATED SCIENCE DATA MANAGEMENT/MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL DATA SERVICE (ISDM/MEDS - CANADA)
175 175 UNIVERSITY CORPORATION FOR ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH (UCAR) - UNITED STATES
176 176 COOPERATIVE INSTITUTE FOR METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITE STUDIES (CIMSS) - UNITED STATES
177 177 NOAA NATIONAL OCEAN SERVICE - UNITED STATES
178 178 SPIRE GLOBAL, INC.
179 179 GEOOPTICS, INC.
180 180 PLANETIQ
181 181 ATMOSPHERIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH (AER)
182 182 TOMORROW.IO
190 190 COOK ISLANDS (NMC)
191 191 FRENCH POLYNESIA (NMC)
192 192 TONGA (NMC)
193 193 VANUATU (NMC)
194 194 BRUNEI DARUSSALAM (NMC)
195 195 INDONESIA (NMC)
196 196 KIRIBATI (NMC)
197 197 FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA (NMC)
198 198 NEW CALEDONIA (NMC)
199 199 NIUE
200 200 PAPUA NEW GUINEA (NMC)
201 201 PHILIPPINES (NMC)
202 202 SAMOA (NMC)
203 203 SOLOMON ISLANDS (NMC)
204 204 NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF WATER AND ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH (NIWA - NEW ZEALAND)
210 210 FRASCATI (ESA/ESRIN)
211 211 LANNION
212 212 LISBOA
213 213 REYKJAVIK
214 214 MADRID
215 215 ZUERICH
216 216 SERVICE ARGOS TOULOUSE
217 217 BRATISLAVA
218 218 BUDAPEST
219 219 LJUBLJANA
220 220 WARSAW
221 221 ZAGREB
222 222 ALBANIA (NMC)
223 223 ARMENIA (NMC)
224 224 AUSTRIA (NMC)
225 225 AZERBAIJAN (NMC)
226 226 BELARUS (NMC)
227 227 BELGIUM (NMC)
228 228 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA (NMC)
229 229 BULGARIA (NMC)
230 230 CYPRUS (NMC)
231 231 ESTONIA (NMC)
232 232 GEORGIA (NMC)
233 233 DUBLIN
234 234 ISRAEL (NMC)
235 235 JORDAN (NMC)
236 236 LATVIA (NMC)
237 237 LEBANON (NMC)
238 238 LITHUANIA (NMC)
239 239 LUXEMBOURG
240 240 MALTA (NMC)
241 241 MONACO
242 242 ROMANIA (NMC)
243 243 SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC (NMC)
244 244 THE FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA (NMC)
245 245 UKRAINE (NMC)
246 246 REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA (NMC)
247 247 OPERATIONAL PROGRAMME FOR THE EXCHANGE OF WEATHER RADAR INFORMATION (OPERA) - EUMETNET
248 248 MONTENEGRO (NMC)
249 249 BARCELONA DUST FORECAST CENTER
250 250 CONSORTIUM FOR SMALL SCALE MODELLING (COSMO)
251 251 METEOROLOGICAL COOPERATION ON OPERATIONAL NWP (METCOOP)
252 252 MAX PLANCK INSTITUTE FOR METEOROLOGY (MPI-M)
253 253 ALFRED WEGENER INSTITUTE (AWI)
254 254 EUMETSAT OPERATION CENTRE
255 255 NOT TO BE USED
256 256 ANGOLA (NMC)
257 257 BENIN (NMC)
258 258 BOTSWANA (NMC)
259 259 BURKINA FASO (NMC)
260 260 BURUNDI (NMC)
261 261 CAMEROON (NMC)
262 262 CABO VERDE (NMC)
263 263 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC (NMC)
264 264 CHAD (NMC)
265 265 COMOROS (NMC)
266 266 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO (NMC)
267 267 DJIBOUTI (NMC)
268 268 ERITREA (NMC)
269 269 ETHIOPIA (NMC)
270 270 GABON (NMC)
271 271 GAMBIA (NMC)
272 272 GHANA (NMC)
273 273 GUINEA (NMC)
274 274 GUINEA-BISSAU (NMC)
275 275 LESOTHO (NMC)
276 276 LIBERIA (NMC)
277 277 MALAWI (NMC)
278 278 MALI (NMC)
279 279 MAURITANIA (NMC)
280 280 NAMIBIA (NMC)
281 281 NIGERIA (NMC)
282 282 RWANDA (NMC)
283 283 SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE (NMC)
284 284 SIERRA LEONE (NMC)
285 285 SOMALIA (NMC)
286 286 SUDAN (NMC)
287 287 ESWATINI (NMC)
288 288 TOGO (NMC)
289 289 ZAMBIA (NMC)
290 290 EUMETNET E-PROFILE
291 291 INSTITUTE OF ATMOSPHERIC PHYSICS (IAP) OF THE CHINESE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES (CAS)
292 292 HELMHOLTZ CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH (UFZ)
293 293 UNIVERSITY OF BREMEN
294 294 NETHERLANDS INSTITUTE FOR SPACE RESEARCH (SRON)
295 295 THE ROYAL BELGIAN INSTITUTE FOR SPACE AERONOMY (BIRA-IASB)
296 296 THE FRENCH NATIONAL CENTRE FOR SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH (CNRS)
297 297 THE NANJING INSTITUTE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES (NIES)
298 298 DYNAMIC METEOROLOGY LABORATORY (LMD)
299 299 THE RUTHERFORD APPLETON LABORATORY (RAL)
300 300 GREEK ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION (GREECE)
301 301 UNITED STATED ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY (USA)
302 302 AUTRALIAN RADIATION PROTECTION AND NUCLEAR SAFETY (AUSTRALIA)
303 303 AUTHORITY FOR NUCLEAR SAFETY AND RADIATION PROTECTION (THE NETHERLANDS)
304 304 AUTORITE DE SURETE NUCLEAIRE (FRANCE)
305 305 BUNDESAMT FüR STRAHLENSCHUTZ (GERMANY)
306 306 NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR NUCLEAR ACTIVITIES CONTROL (ROMANIA)
307 307 CONSEJO DE SEGURIDAD NUCLEAR (SPAIN)
308 308 DANISH EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY (DENMARK)
309 309 NORWEGIAN RADIATION PROTECTION AGENCY (NORWAY)
310 310 FEDERAL AGENCY FOR NUCLEAR CONTROL (BELGIUM)
311 311 INSTITUTE OF RADIATION PROTECTION AND DOSIMETRY (BRAZIL)
312 312 NATIONAL INSPECTORATE FOR NUCLEAR SAFETY AND RADIATION PROTECTION (ITALY)
313 313 NUCLEAR REGULATORY AUTHORITY (TURKIYE)
314 314 NUCLEAR REGULATION AUTHORITY (JAPAN)
315 315 NUCLEAR REGULATORY AGENCY (BULGARIA)
316 316 UKRAINIAN RADIATION PROTECTION INSTITUTE (UKRIANE)
317 317 HEALTH CANADA RADIO PROTECTION BUREAU (CANADA)
318 318 PORTUGUESE SOCIETY FOR RADIATION PROTECTION (PORTUGAL)
319 319 SWEDISH RADIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY (SWEDEN)
320 320 RADIATION AND NUCLEAR SAFETY AUTHORITY (FINLAND)
321 321 STATE OFFICE FOR NUCLEAR SAFETY (CZECHIA)
322 322 NUCLEAR REGULATION AUTHORITY (SLOVAKIA)
65535 65535 MISSING VALUE

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36001 36001 AUSTRALIA, BUREAU OF METEOROLOGY (BOM)
36002 36002 AUSTRALIA, JOINT AUSTRALIAN FACILITY FOR OCEAN OBSERVING SYSTEMS (JAFOOS)
36003 36003 AUSTRALIA, THE COMMONWEALTH SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH ORGANIZATION (CSIRO)
124001 124001 CANADA, MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL DATA SERVICE (MEDS)
124002 124002 CANADA, INSTITUTE OF OCEAN SCIENCES (IOS)
124173 124173 CANADA, ENVIRONMENT CANADA
124174 124174 CANADA, DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL DEFENCE
124175 124175 CANADA, NAV CANADA
156001 156001 CHINA, THE STATE OCEANIC ADMINISTRATION
156002 156002 CHINA, SECOND INSTITUTE OF OCEANOGRAPHY, STATE OCEANIC ADMINISTRATION
156003 156003 CHINA, INSTITUTE OF OCEAN TECHNOLOGY
250001 250001 FRANCE, INSTITUT DE RECHERCHE POUR LE DéVELOPPEMENT (IRD)
250002 250002 FRANCE, INSTITUT FRANçAIS DE RECHERCHE POUR L'EXPLOITATION DE LA MER (IFREMER)
276001 276001 GERMANY, BUNDESAMT FUER SEESCHIFFAHRT UND HYDROGRAPHIE (BSH)
276002 276002 GERMANY, INSTITUT FUER MEERESKUNDE, KIEL
356001 356001 INDIA, NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF OCEANOGRAPHY (NIO)
356002 356002 INDIA, NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR OCEAN TECHNOLOGY (NIOT)
356003 356003 INDIA, NATIONAL CENTRE FOR OCEAN INFORMATION SERVICE
392001 392001 JAPAN, JAPAN METEOROLOGICAL AGENCY (JMA)
392002 392002 JAPAN, FRONTIER OBSERVATIONAL RESEARCH SYSTEM FOR GLOBAL CHANGE
392003 392003 JAPAN, JAPAN MARINE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTRE (JAMSTEC)
410001 410001 REPUBLIC OF KOREA, SEOUL NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
410002 410002 REPUBLIC OF KOREA, KOREA OCEAN RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE (KORDI)
410003 410003 REPUBLIC OF KOREA, METEOROLOGICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE
540001 540001 NEW CALEDONIA, INSTITUT DE RECHERCHE POUR LE DéVELOPPEMENT (IRD)
554001 554001 NEW ZEALAND, NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF WATER AND ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH (NIWA)
643001 643001 RUSSIAN FEDERATION, STATE OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE OF ROSHYDROMET
643002 643002 RUSSIAN FEDERATION, FEDERAL SERVICE FOR HYDROMETEOROLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING
724001 724001 SPAIN, INSTITUTO ESPAñOL DE OCEANOGRAFIA
826001 826001 UNITED KINGDOM, HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
826002 826002 UNITED KINGDOM, NATIONAL OCEANOGRAPHY CENTRE (NOC)
826003 826003 UNITED KINGDOM, CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENT, FISHERIES AND AQUACULTURE SCIENCE (CEFAS)
826004 826004 UNITED KINGDOM, MARINE SCOTLAND (MS)
826005 826005 UNITED KINGDOM, PLYMOUTH MARINE LABORATORY (PML)
826006 826006 UNITED KINGDOM, BRITISH ANTARCTIC SURVEY (BAS)
840001 840001 USA, NOAA ATLANTIC OCEANOGRAPHIC AND METEOROLOGICAL LABORATORY (AOML)
840002 840002 USA, NOAA PACIFIC MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL LABORATORY (PMEL)
840003 840003 USA, SCRIPPS INSTITUTION OF OCEANOGRAPHY (SIO)
840004 840004 USA, WOODS HOLE OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTITUTION (WHOI)
840005 840005 USA, UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
840006 840006 USA, NAVAL OCEANOGRAPHIC OFFICE
1048575 1048575 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 NO SEA ICE SET
1 1 NSIDC SSM/I CAVALIERI ET AL (1992)
2 2 AMSR-E
3 3 ECMWF
4 4 CMS (FRANCE) CLOUD MASK USED BY MEDSPIRATION
5 5 EUMETSAT OSI-SAF
31 31 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 RESERVED
1 1 FULL WEIGHTED MIXTURE OF INDIVIDUAL QUALITY TESTS
2 2 WEIGHTED MIXTURE OF INDIVIDUAL TESTS, BUT EXCLUDING FORECAST COMPARISON
3 3 RECURSIVE FILTER FUNCTION
4 4 COMMON QUALITY INDEX (QI) WITHOUT FORECAST
5 5 QI WITHOUT FORECAST
6 6 QI WITH FORECAST
7 7 ESTIMATED ERROR IN M/S CONVERTED TO A PERCENT CONFIDENCE
255 255 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 PRIMARY
1 1 SECONDARY
2 2 RESERVED
3 3 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 LAGGED-AVERAGE FORECASTING (LAF)
1 1 BREEDING
2 2 SINGULAR VECTORS
3 3 MULTIPLE ANALYSIS CYCLES
255 255 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 UNPERTURBED HIGH-RESOLUTION CONTROL FORECAST
1 1 UNPERTURBED LOW-RESOLUTION CONTROL FORECAST
2 2 NEGATIVELY PERTURBED FORECAST
3 3 POSITIVELY PERTURBED FORECAST
4 4 PERTURBED FORECAST
255 255 MISSING VALUE

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100 100 ALGERIA
101 101 ANGOLA
102 102 BENIN
103 103 BOTSWANA
104 104 BURKINA FASO
105 105 BURUNDI
106 106 CAMEROON
107 107 CABO VERDE
108 108 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC
109 109 CHAD
110 110 COMOROS
111 111 CONGO
112 112 CôTE D'IVOIRE
113 113 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO
114 114 DJIBOUTI
115 115 EGYPT
116 116 ERITREA
117 117 ETHIOPIA
118 118 FRANCE (RA I)
119 119 GABON
120 120 GAMBIA
121 121 GHANA
122 122 GUINEA
123 123 GUINEA-BISSAU
124 124 KENYA
125 125 LESOTHO
126 126 LIBERIA
127 127 LIBYA
128 128 MADAGASCAR
129 129 MALAWI
130 130 MALI
131 131 MAURITANIA
132 132 MAURITIUS
133 133 MOROCCO
134 134 MOZAMBIQUE
135 135 NAMIBIA
136 136 NIGER
137 137 NIGERIA
138 138 PORTUGAL (RA I)
139 139 RWANDA
140 140 SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE
141 141 SENEGAL
142 142 SEYCHELLES
143 143 SIERRA LEONE
144 144 SOMALIA
145 145 SOUTH AFRICA
146 146 SPAIN (RA I)
147 147 SUDAN
148 148 ESWATINI
149 149 TOGO
150 150 TUNISIA
151 151 UGANDA
152 152 UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND (RA I)
153 153 UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA
154 154 ZAMBIA
155 155 ZIMBABWE
200 200 AFGHANISTAN
201 201 BAHRAIN
202 202 BANGLADESH
203 203 BHUTAN
204 204 CAMBODIA
205 205 CHINA
206 206 DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA
207 207 HONG KONG, CHINA
208 208 INDIA
209 209 IRAN, ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF
210 210 IRAQ
211 211 JAPAN
212 212 KAZAKHSTAN
213 213 KUWAIT
214 214 KYRGYZSTAN
215 215 LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC
216 216 MACAO, CHINA
217 217 MALDIVES
218 218 MONGOLIA
219 219 MYANMAR
220 220 NEPAL
221 221 OMAN
222 222 PAKISTAN
223 223 QATAR
224 224 REPUBLIC OF KOREA
225 225 YEMEN
226 226 RUSSIAN FEDERATION (RA II)
227 227 SAUDI ARABIA
228 228 SRI LANKA
229 229 TAJIKISTAN
230 230 THAILAND
231 231 TURKMENISTAN
232 232 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
233 233 UZBEKISTAN
234 234 VIET NAM
300 300 ARGENTINA
301 301 BOLIVIA (PLURINATIONAL STATE OF)
302 302 BRAZIL
303 303 CHILE
304 304 COLOMBIA
305 305 ECUADOR
306 306 FRANCE (RA III)
307 307 GUYANA
308 308 PARAGUAY
309 309 PERU
310 310 SURINAME
311 311 URUGUAY
312 312 VENEZUELA (BOLIVARIAN REPUBLIC OF)
400 400 ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA
401 401 BAHAMAS
402 402 BARBADOS
403 403 BELIZE
404 404 BRITISH CARIBBEAN TERRITORIES
405 405 CANADA
406 406 COLOMBIA
407 407 COSTA RICA
408 408 CUBA
409 409 DOMINICA
410 410 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
411 411 EL SALVADOR
412 412 FRANCE (RA IV)
413 413 GUATEMALA
414 414 HAITI
415 415 HONDURAS
416 416 JAMAICA
417 417 MEXICO
418 418 CURAçAO AND SINT MAARTEN
419 419 NICARAGUA
420 420 PANAMA
421 421 SAINT LUCIA
422 422 TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO
423 423 UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND (RA IV)
424 424 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (RA IV)
425 425 VENEZUELA (BOLIVARIAN REPUBLIC OF)
500 500 AUSTRALIA
501 501 BRUNEI DARUSSALAM
502 502 COOK ISLANDS
503 503 FIJI
504 504 FRENCH POLYNESIA
505 505 INDONESIA
506 506 KIRIBATI
507 507 MALAYSIA
508 508 MICRONESIA, FEDERATED STATES OF
509 509 NEW CALEDONIA
510 510 NEW ZEALAND
511 511 NIUE
512 512 PAPUA NEW GUINEA
513 513 PHILIPPINES
514 514 SAMOA
515 515 SINGAPORE
516 516 SOLOMON ISLANDS
517 517 TONGA
518 518 UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND (RA V)
519 519 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (RA V)
520 520 VANUATU
600 600 ALBANIA
601 601 ARMENIA
602 602 AUSTRIA
603 603 AZERBAIJAN
604 604 BELARUS
605 605 BELGIUM
606 606 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
607 607 BULGARIA
608 608 CROATIA
609 609 CYPRUS
610 610 CZECHIA
611 611 DENMARK
612 612 ESTONIA
613 613 FINLAND
614 614 FRANCE (RA VI)
615 615 GEORGIA
616 616 GERMANY
617 617 GREECE
618 618 HUNGARY
619 619 ICELAND
620 620 IRELAND
621 621 ISRAEL
622 622 ITALY
623 623 JORDAN
624 624 KAZAKHSTAN
625 625 LATVIA
626 626 LEBANON
627 627 LITHUANIA
628 628 LUXEMBOURG
629 629 MALTA
630 630 MONACO
631 631 MONTENEGRO
632 632 NETHERLANDS
633 633 NORWAY
634 634 POLAND
635 635 PORTUGAL (RA VI)
636 636 REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA
637 637 ROMANIA
638 638 RUSSIAN FEDERATION (RA VI)
639 639 SERBIA
640 640 SLOVAKIA
641 641 SLOVENIA
642 642 SPAIN (RA VI)
643 643 SWEDEN
644 644 SWITZERLAND
645 645 SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC
646 646 THE FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA
647 647 TURKIYE
648 648 UKRAINE
649 649 UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND (RA VI)
1023 1023 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 NIL
1 1 LIGHT
2 2 MODERATE
3 3 SEVERE
4 4 NIL
5 5 LIGHT
6 6 MODERATE
7 7 SEVERE
8 8 NIL
9 9 LIGHT
10 10 MODERATE
11 11 SEVERE
12 12 EXTREME, IN CLEAR AIR
13 13 EXTREME, IN CLOUD
14 14 EXTREME, CLOUD/CLEAR AIR NOT SPECIFIED
15 15 LIGHT, ISOLATED MODERATE
16 16 LIGHT, OCCASIONAL MODERATE
17 17 LIGHT, FREQUENTLY MODERATE
18 18 MODERATE, ISOLATED SEVERE
19 19 MODERATE, OCCASIONAL SEVERE
20 20 MODERATE, FREQUENTLY SEVERE
21 21 SEVERE, ISOLATED EXTREME
22 22 SEVERE, OCCASIONAL EXTREME
23 23 SEVERE, FREQUENTLY EXTREME
63 63 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 NIL
1 1 LIGHT
2 2 MODERATE
3 3 SEVERE
4 4 NIL
5 5 LIGHT
6 6 MODERATE
7 7 SEVERE
8 8 NIL
9 9 LIGHT
10 10 MODERATE
11 11 SEVERE
12 12 EXTREME, IN CLEAR AIR
13 13 EXTREME, IN CLOUD
14 14 EXTREME, CLOUD/CLEAR AIR NOT SPECIFIED
15 15 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 AVE < 0.1
1 1 AVE < 0.1
2 2 0.1 =< AVE < 0.2
3 3 AVE <0.1
4 4 0.1 =< AVE < 0.2
5 5 0.2 =< AVE < 0.3
6 6 AVE < 0.1
7 7 0.1 =< AVE < 0.2
8 8 0.2 =< AVE < 0.3
9 9 0.3 =< AVE < 0.4
10 10 AVE < 0.1
11 11 0.1 =< AVE < 0.2
12 12 0.2 =< AVE < 0.3
13 13 0.3 =< AVE < 0.4
14 14 0.4 =< AVE < 0.5
15 15 AVE < 0.1
16 16 0.1 =< AVE < 0.2
17 17 0.2 =< AVE < 0.3
18 18 0.3 =< AVE < 0.4
19 19 0.4 =< AVE < 0.5
20 20 0.5 =< AVE < 0.8
21 21 AVE < 0.1
22 22 0.1 =< AVE < 0.2
23 23 0.2 =< AVE < 0.3
24 24 0.3 =< AVE < 0.4
25 25 0.4 =< AVE < 0.5
26 26 0.5 =< AVE < 0.8
27 27 0.8 =< AVE
28 28 NIL
63 63 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 MIN < 1
1 1 1 =< MIN < 2
2 2 2 =< MIN < 3
3 3 3 =< MIN < 4
4 4 4 =< MIN < 5
5 5 5 =< MIN < 6
6 6 6 =< MIN < 7
7 7 7 =< MIN < 8
8 8 8 =< MIN < 9
9 9 9 =< MIN < 10
10 10 10 =< MIN < 11
11 11 11 =< MIN < 12
12 12 12 =< MIN < 13
13 13 13 =< MIN < 14
14 14 14 =< MIN < 15
15 15 NO TIMING INFORMATION AVAILABLE
31 31 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 MIN < 1
1 1 1 =< MIN < 2
2 2 2 =< MIN < 3
3 3 3 =< MIN < 4
4 4 4 =< MIN < 5
5 5 5 =< MIN < 6
6 6 6 =< MIN < 7
7 7 7 =< MIN < 8
8 8 8 =< MIN < 9
9 9 9 =< MIN < 10
10 10 10 =< MIN < 11
11 11 11 =< MIN < 12
12 12 12 =< MIN < 13
13 13 13 =< MIN < 14
14 14 14 =< MIN < 15
60 60 NO TIMING INFORMATION AVAILABLE
63 63 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 WGS84, AS USED BY ICAO SINCE 1998
1 1 ETRS89, AS DEFINED BY EPSG:4258
2 2 NAD83, AS DEFINED BY EPSG:4269
3 3 DHDN, AS DEFINED BY EPSG:4314
4 4 ELLIPSOIDAL DATUM USING THE INTERNATIONAL REFERENCE MERIDIAN AND THE INTERNATIONAL REFERENCE POLE AS THE PRIME MERIDIAN AND PRIME POLE, RESPECTIVELY, AND THE ORIGIN OF THE INTERNATIONAL TERRESTRIAL REFERENCE SYSTEM (ITRS). THE INTERNATIONAL REFERENCE MERIDIAN, INTERNATIONAL REFERENCE POLE AND ITRS ARE MAINTAINED BY THE INTERNATIONAL EARTH ROTATION AND REFERENCE SYSTEMS SERVICE (IERS)
5 5 EARTH-CENTERED, EARTH-FIXED (ECEF) COORDINATE SYSTEM OR EARTH-CENTRED ROTATIONAL (ECR) SYSTEM. THIS IS A RIGHT-HANDED CARTESIAN COORDINATE SYSTEM (X, Y, Z) ROTATING WITH THE EARTH. THE ORIGIN IS DEFINED BY THE CENTRE OF MASS OF THE EARTH. (FOOTNOTE (5) OF CLASS 27 DOES NOT APPLY IF ECEF COORDINATES ARE SPECIFIED.)
65535 65535 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 EARTH GRAVITATIONAL MODEL 1996
1 1 BALTIC HEIGHT SYSTEM 1977
4095 4095 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 STANDARD CORRECT ALGORITHM (SCA)
1 1 STANDARD CORRECT ALGORITHM MID-BIN (SCA MID-BIN)
2 2 MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD ESTIMATION (MLE)
3 3 OPTIMAL ESTIMATION PROFILE (OE-PRO)
4 4 GROUP
5 5 GROUP MID-BIN
6 6 MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD ESTIMATION HIGH HORIZONTAL RESOLUTION (MLESUB)
255 255 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 NOT SUPERADIABATIC
1 1 SUPERADIABATIC
2 2 RESERVED
3 3 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 SEA ICE
1 1 SNOW ON LAND
7 7 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 LAND
1 1 RESERVED
2 2 NEAR COAST
3 3 ICE
4 4 POSSIBLE ICE
5 5 OCEAN
6 6 COAST
7 7 INLAND WATER
8 8 SNOW COVER
9 9 SEA ICE
10 10 STANDING WATER
11 11 SNOW
12 12 FROZEN SOIL
15 15 MISSING VALUE

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1 1 A
2 2 A - B
3 3 B
4 4 B - C
5 5 C
6 6 D
7 7 E
8 8 F
9 9 G
15 15 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 SMALLER THAN ANY VALUE IN THE 30-YEAR PERIOD
1 1 IN THE FIRST QUINTILE
2 2 IN THE SECOND QUINTILE
3 3 IN THE THIRD QUINTILE
4 4 IN THE FOURTH QUINTILE
5 5 IN THE FIFTH QUINTILE
6 6 GREATER THAN ANY VALUE IN THE 30-YEAR PERIOD
15 15 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 NO PRECIPITATION
1 1 LIGHT INTERMITTENT
2 2 MODERATE INTERMITTENT
3 3 HEAVY INTERMITTENT
4 4 VERY HEAVY INTERMITTENT
5 5 LIGHT CONTINUOUS
6 6 MODERATE CONTINUOUS
7 7 HEAVY CONTINUOUS
8 8 VERY HEAVY CONTINUOUS
9 9 VARIABLE - ALTERNATIVELY LIGHT AND HEAVY
15 15 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 NO PRECIPITATION
1 1 WITHIN THE LAST HOUR
2 2 1 TO 2 HOURS AGO
3 3 2 TO 3 HOURS AGO
4 4 3 TO 4 HOURS AGO
5 5 4 TO 5 HOURS AGO
6 6 5 TO 6 HOURS AGO
7 7 6 TO 8 HOURS AGO
8 8 8 TO 10 HOURS AGO
9 9 MORE THAN 10 HOURS AGO
15 15 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 OZONE
11 11 FINE PARTICULATE MATTER (DIAMETER < 2.5 MICRONS)
12 12 FINE PARTICULATE MATTER (DIAMETER < 10 MICRONS)
15 15 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 DEPRESSION OR LOW (EXTRATROPLCAL)
1 1 TROPICAL DEPRESSION
2 2 TROPICAL STORM
3 3 SEVERE TROPICAL STORM
4 4 TYPHOON
10 10 DUST/SANDSTORM
63 63 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 RESERVED
1 1 SHALLOW (TOP OF CIRCULATION BELOW 700-HPA LEVEL)
2 2 MEDIUM (TOP BETWEEN 700-HPA AND 400-HPA LEVEL)
3 3 DEEP (TOP ABOVE 400-HPA LEVEL)
7 7 MISSING VALUE

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1 1 MINIMUM VALUE OF SEA LEVEL PRESSURE
2 2 MAXIMUM VALUE OF 850 HPA RELATIVE VORTICITY
15 15 MISSING VALUE

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3 3 DURING THE PRECEDING 15 MINUTES
4 4 DURING THE PRECEDING 30 MINUTES
5 5 DURING THE PRECEDING 1 HOUR
6 6 DURING THE PRECEDING 2 HOURS
7 7 DURING THE PRECEDING 3 HOURS
8 8 DURING THE PRECEDING 6 HOURS
9 9 DURING A PERIOD OF MORE THAN 6 HOURS
10 10 UNDETERMINED
15 15 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 RESERVED
1 1 EYE VISIBLE ON RADAR SCOPE, ACCURACY GOOD (WITHIN 10 KM)
2 2 EYE VISIBLE ON RADAR SCOPE, ACCURACY FAIR (WITHIN 30 KM)
3 3 EYE VISIBLE ON RADAR SCOPE, ACCURACY POOR (WITHIN 50 KM)
4 4 POSITION OF THE CENTRE WITHIN THE AREA COVERED BY THE RADAR SCOPE, DETERMINATION BY MEANS OF THE SPIRAL-BAND OVERLAY, ACCURACY GOOD (WITHIN 10 KM)
5 5 POSITION OF THE CENTRE WITHIN THE AREA COVERED BY THE RADAR SCOPE, DETERMINATION BY MEANS OF THE SPIRAL-BAND OVERLAY, ACCURACY FAIR (WITHIN 30 KM)
6 6 POSITION OF THE CENTRE WITHIN THE AREA COVERED BY THE RADAR SCOPE, DETERMINATION BY MEANS OF THE SPIRAL-BAND OVERLAY, ACCURACY POOR (WITHIN 50 KM)
7 7 POSITION OF THE CENTRE OUTSIDE THE AREA COVERED BY THE RADAR SCOPE, EXTRAPOLATION BY MEANS OF THE SPIRAL-BAND OVERLAY
10 10 ACCURACY UNDETERMINED
15 15 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 CIRCULAR
1 1 ELLIPTICAL - THE MINOR AXIS IS AT LEAST 3/4 THE LENGTH OF THE MAJOR AXIS
2 2 ELLIPTICAL - THE MINOR AXIS IS LESS THAN 3/4 THE LENGTH OF THE MAJOR AXIS
3 3 APPARENT DOUBLE EYE
4 4 OTHER SHAPE
5 5 ILL DEFINED
6 6 UNDETERMINED
7 7 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 LESS THAN 5 KM
1 1 5 TO LESS THAN 10 KM
2 2 10 TO LESS THAN 15 KM
3 3 15 TO LESS THAN 20 KM
4 4 20 TO LESS THAN 25 KM
5 5 25 TO LESS THAN 30 KM
6 6 30 TO LESS THAN 35 KM
7 7 35 TO LESS THAN 40 KM
8 8 40 TO LESS THAN 50 KM
9 9 50 KM AND GREATER
10 10 UNDETERMINED
15 15 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 EYE HAS FIRST BECOME VISIBLE DURING THE PAST 30 MINUTES
1 1 NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGE IN THE CHARACTERISTICS OR SIZE OF THE EYE
2 2 EYE HAS BECOME SMALLER WITH NO OTHER SIGNIFICANT CHANGE IN CHARACTERISTICS
3 3 EYE HAS BECOME LARGER WITH NO OTHER SIGNIFICANT CHANGE IN CHARACTERISTICS
4 4 EYE HAS BECOME LESS DISTINCT WITH NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGE IN SIZE
5 5 EYE HAS BECOME LESS DISTINCT AND DECREASED IN SIZE
6 6 EYE HAS BECOME LESS DISTINCT AND INCREASED IN SIZE
7 7 EYE HAS BECOME MORE DISTINCT WITH NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGE IN SIZE
8 8 EYE HAS BECOME MORE DISTINCT AND DECREASED IN SIZE
9 9 EYE HAS BECOME MORE DISTINCT AND INCREASED IN SIZE
10 10 CHANGE IN CHARACTER AND SIZE OF EYE CANNOT BE DETERMINED
15 15 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 0 TO LESS THAN 100 KM
1 1 100 TO LESS THAN 200 KM
2 2 200 TO LESS THAN 300 KM
3 3 300 TO LESS THAN 400 KM
4 4 400 TO LESS THAN 500 KM
5 5 500 TO LESS THAN 600 KM
6 6 600 TO LESS THAN 800 KM
7 7 800 KM OR MORE
10 10 DOUBTFUL OR UNDETERMINED
15 15 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 LESS THAN 1 HOUR
1 1 1 TO LESS THAN 2 HOURS
2 2 2 TO LESS THAN 3 HOURS
3 3 3 TO LESS THAN 6 HOURS
4 4 6 TO LESS THAN 9 HOURS
5 5 9 TO LESS THAN 12 HOURS
6 6 12 TO LESS THAN 15 HOURS
7 7 15 TO LESS THAN 18 HOURS
8 8 18 TO LESS THAN 21 HOURS
9 9 21 TO LESS THAN 30 HOURS
15 15 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 CYCLONE CENTRE WITHIN 10 KM OF THE TRANSMITTED POSITION
1 1 CYCLONE CENTRE WITHIN 20 KM OF THE TRANSMITTED POSITION
2 2 CYCLONE CENTRE WITHIN 50 KM OF THE TRANSMITTED POSITION
3 3 CYCLONE CENTRE WITHIN 100 KM OF THE TRANSMITTED POSITION
4 4 CYCLONE CENTRE WITHIN 200 KM OF THE TRANSMITTED POSITION
5 5 CYCLONE CENTRE WITHIN 300 KM OF THE TRANSMITTED POSITION
6 6 CYCLONE CENTRE UNDETERMINED
7 7 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 LESS THAN 1 DEG OF LATITUDE
1 1 1 DEG TO LESS THAN 2 DEG OF LATITUDE
2 2 2 DEG TO LESS THAN 3 DEG OF LATITUDE
3 3 3 DEG TO LESS THAN 4 DEG OF LATITUDE
4 4 4 DEG TO LESS THAN 5 DEG OF LATITUDE
5 5 5 DEG TO LESS THAN 6 DEG OF LATITUDE
6 6 6 DEG TO LESS THAN 7 DEG OF LATITUDE
7 7 7 DEG TO LESS THAN 8 DEG OF LATITUDE
8 8 8 DEG TO LESS THAN 9 DEG OF LATITUDE
9 9 9 DEG OF LATITUDE OR MORE
10 10 UNDETERMINED
15 15 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 MUCH WEAKENING
1 1 WEAKENING
2 2 NO CHANGE
3 3 INTENSIFICATION
4 4 STRONG INTENSIFICATION
9 9 NOT OBSERVED PREVIOUSLY
10 10 UNDETERMINED
15 15 MISSING VALUE

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1 1 CURVED BAND
2 2 SHEAR
3 3 EYE
4 4 BANDING EYE
5 5 CENTRAL DENSE OVERCAST (CDO)
6 6 EMBEDDED CENTRE
7 7 CENTRE COLD COVER (CCC)
15 15 MISSING VALUE

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1 1 A (CURVED BAND)
2 2 B (CDO)
3 3 C (SHEAR)
7 7 MISSING VALUE

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1 1 DT-NUMBER
2 2 PT-NUMBER
3 3 MET-NUMBER
7 7 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 CLOUD DEVELOPMENT NOT OBSERVED OR NOT OBSERVABLE
1 1 CLOUDS GENERALLY DISSOLVING OR BECOMING LESS DEVELOPED
2 2 STATE OF SKY ON THE WHOLE UNCHANGED
3 3 CLOUDS GENERALLY FORMING OR DEVELOPING
4 4 VISIBILITY REDUCED BY SMOKE, E.G. VELDT OR FOREST FIRES, INDUSTRIAL SMOKE OR VOLCANIC ASHES
5 5 HAZE
6 6 WIDESPREAD DUST IN SUSPENSION IN THE AIR, NOT RAISED BY WIND AT OR NEAR THE STATION AT THE TIME OF OBSERVATION
7 7 DUST OR SAND RAISED BY WIND AT OR NEAR THE STATION AT THE TIME OF OBSERVATION, BUT NO WELL-DEVELOPED DUST WHIRL(S) OR SAND WHIRL(S), AND NO DUSTSTORM OR SANDSTORM SEEN; OR, IN THE CASE OF SEA STATIONS AND COASTAL STATIONS, BLOWING SPRAY AT THE STATION
8 8 WELL-DEVELOPED DUST WHIRL(S) OR SAND WHIRL(S) SEEN AT OR NEAR THE STATION DURING THE PRECEDING HOUR OR AT THE SAME TIME OF OBSERVATION, BUT NO DUSTSTORM OR SANDSTORM
9 9 DUSTSTORM OR SANDSTORM WITHIN SIGHT AT THE TIME OF OBSERVATION, OR AT THE STATION DURING THE PRECEDING HOUR
10 10 MIST
11 11 PATCHES
12 12 MORE OR LESS CONTINUOUS
13 13 LIGHTNING VISIBLE, NO THUNDER HEARD
14 14 PRECIPITATION WITHIN SIGHT, NOT REACHING THE GROUND OR THE SURFACE OF THE SEA
15 15 PRECIPITATION WITHIN SIGHT, REACHING THE GROUND OR THE SURFACE OF THE SEA, BUT DISTANT, I.E. ESTIMATED TO BE MORE THAN 5 KM FROM THE STATION
16 16 PRECIPITATION WITHIN SIGHT, REACHING THE GROUND OR THE SURFACE OF THE SEA, NEAR TO, BUT NOT AT THE STATION
17 17 THUNDERSTORM, BUT NO PRECIPITATION AT THE TIME OF OBSERVATION
18 18 SQUALLS
19 19 FUNNEL CLOUD(S)
20 20 DRIZZLE (NOT FREEZING) OR SNOW GRAINS
21 21 RAIN (NOT FREEZING)
22 22 SNOW
23 23 RAIN AND SNOW OR ICE PELLETS
24 24 FREEZING DRIZZLE OR FREEZING RAIN
25 25 SHOWER(S) OF RAIN
26 26 SHOWER(S) OF SNOW, OR OF RAIN AND SNOW
27 27 SHOWER(S) OF HAIL, OR OF RAIN AND HAIL
28 28 FOG OR ICE FOG
29 29 THUNDERSTORM (WITH OR WITHOUT PRECIPITATION)
30 30 SLIGHT OR MODERATE DUSTSTORM OR SANDSTORM
31 31 SLIGHT OR MODERATE DUSTSTORM OR SANDSTORM
32 32 SLIGHT OR MODERATE DUSTSTORM OR SANDSTORM
33 33 SEVERE DUSTSTORM OR SANDSTORM
34 34 SEVERE DUSTSTORM OR SANDSTORM
35 35 SEVERE DUSTSTORM OR SANDSTORM
36 36 SLIGHT OR MODERATE DRIFTING SNOW
37 37 HEAVY DRIFTING SNOW
38 38 SLIGHT OR MODERATE BLOWING SNOW
39 39 HEAVY BLOWING SNOW
40 40 FOG OR ICE FOG AT A DISTANCE AT THE TIME OF OBSERVATION, BUT NOT AT THE STATION DURING THE PRECEDING HOUR, THE FOG OR ICE FOG EXTENDING TO A LEVEL ABOVE THAT OF THE OBSERVER
41 41 FOG OR ICE FOG IN PATCHES
42 42 FOG OR ICE FOG, SKY VISIBLE
43 43 FOG OR ICE FOG, SKY INVISIBLE
44 44 FOG OR ICE FOG, SKY VISIBLE
45 45 FOG OR ICE FOG, SKY INVISIBLE
46 46 FOG OR ICE FOG, SKY VISIBLE
47 47 FOG OR ICE FOG, SKY INVISIBLE
48 48 FOG, DEPOSITING RIME, SKY VISIBLE
49 49 FOG, DEPOSITING RIME, SKY INVISIBLE
50 50 DRIZZLE, NOT FREEZING, INTERMITTENT
51 51 DRIZZLE, NOT FREEZING, CONTINUOUS
52 52 DRIZZLE, NOT FREEZING, INTERMITTENT
53 53 DRIZZLE, NOT FREEZING, CONTINUOUS
54 54 DRIZZLE, NOT FREEZING, INTERMITTENT
55 55 DRIZZLE, NOT FREEZING, CONTINUOUS
56 56 DRIZZLE, FREEZING, SLIGHT
57 57 DRIZZLE, FREEZING, MODERATE OR HEAVY (DENSE)
58 58 DRIZZLE AND RAIN, SLIGHT
59 59 DRIZZLE AND RAIN, MODERATE OR HEAVY
60 60 RAIN, NOT FREEZING, INTERMITTENT
61 61 RAIN, NOT FREEZING, CONTINUOUS
62 62 RAIN, NOT FREEZING, INTERMITTENT
63 63 RAIN, NOT FREEZING, CONTINUOUS
64 64 RAIN, NOT FREEZING, INTERMITTENT
65 65 RAIN, NOT FREEZING, CONTINUOUS
66 66 RAIN, FREEZING, SLIGHT
67 67 RAIN, FREEZING, MODERATE OR HEAVY
68 68 RAIN OR DRIZZLE AND SNOW, SLIGHT
69 69 RAIN OR DRIZZLE AND SNOW, MODERATE OR HEAVY
70 70 INTERMITTENT FALL OF SNOWFLAKES
71 71 CONTINUOUS FALL OF SNOWFLAKES
72 72 INTERMITTENT FALL OF SNOWFLAKES
73 73 CONTINUOUS FALL OF SNOWFLAKES
74 74 INTERMITTENT FALL OF SNOWFLAKES
75 75 CONTINUOUS FALL OF SNOWFLAKES
76 76 DIAMOND DUST (WITH OR WITHOUT FOG)
77 77 SNOW GRAINS (WITH OR WITHOUT FOG)
78 78 ISOLATED STAR-LIKE SNOW CRYSTALS (WITH OR WITHOUT FOG)
79 79 ICE PELLETS
80 80 RAIN SHOWER(S), SLIGHT
81 81 RAIN SHOWER(S), MODERATE OR HEAVY
82 82 RAIN SHOWER(S), VIOLENT
83 83 SHOWER(S) OF RAIN AND SNOW MIXED, SLIGHT
84 84 SHOWER(S) OF RAIN AND SNOW MIXED, MODERATE OR HEAVY
85 85 SNOW SHOWER(S), SLIGHT
86 86 SNOW SHOWER(S), MODERATE OR HEAVY
87 87 SHOWER(S) OF SNOW PELLETS OR SMALL HAIL, WITH OR WITHOUT RAIN OR RAIN AND SNOW MIXED
88 88 SHOWER(S) OF SNOW PELLETS OR SMALL HAIL, WITH OR WITHOUT RAIN OR RAIN AND SNOW MIXED
89 89 SHOWER(S) OF HAIL, WITH OR WITHOUT RAIN OR RAIN AND SNOW MIXED, NOT ASSOCIATED WITH THUNDER
90 90 SHOWER(S) OF HAIL, WITH OR WITHOUT RAIN OR RAIN AND SNOW MIXED, NOT ASSOCIATED WITH THUNDER
91 91 SLIGHT RAIN AT TIME OF OBSERVATION
92 92 MODERATE OR HEAVY RAIN AT TIME OF OBSERVATION
93 93 SLIGHT SNOW, OR RAIN AND SNOW MIXED OR HAIL AT TIME OF OBSERVATION
94 94 MODERATE OR HEAVY SNOW, OR RAIN AND SNOW MIXED OR HAIL AT TIME OF OBSERVATION
95 95 THUNDERSTORM, SLIGHT OR MODERATE, WITHOUT HAIL, BUT WITH RAIN AND/OR SNOW AT TIME OF OBSERVATION
96 96 THUNDERSTORM, SLIGHT OR MODERATE, WITH HAIL AT TIME OF OBSERVATION
97 97 THUNDERSTORM, HEAVY, WITHOUT HAIL, BUT WITH RAIN AND/OR SNOW AT TIME OF OBSERVATION
98 98 THUNDERSTORM COMBINED WITH DUSTSTORM OR SANDSTORM AT TIME OF OBSERVATION
99 99 THUNDERSTORM, HEAVY, WITH HAIL AT TIME OF OBSERVATION
100 100 NO SIGNIFICANT WEATHER OBSERVED
101 101 CLOUDS GENERALLY DISSOLVING OR BECOMING LESS DEVELOPED DURING THE PAST HOUR
102 102 STATE OF SKY ON THE WHOLE UNCHANGED DURING THE PAST HOUR
103 103 CLOUDS GENERALLY FORMING OR DEVELOPING DURING THE PAST HOUR
104 104 HAZE OR SMOKE, OR DUST IN SUSPENSION IN THE AIR, VISIBILITY EQUAL TO, OR GREATER THAN, 1 KM
105 105 HAZE OR SMOKE, OR DUST IN SUSPENSION IN THE AIR, VISIBILITY LESS THAN 1 KM
110 110 MIST
111 111 DIAMOND DUST
112 112 DISTANT LIGHTNING
118 118 SQUALLS
119 119 RESERVED
120 120 FOG
121 121 PRECIPITATION
122 122 DRIZZLE (NOT FREEZING) OR SNOW GRAINS
123 123 RAIN (NOT FREEZING)
124 124 SNOW
125 125 FREEZING DRIZZLE OR FREEZING RAIN
126 126 THUNDERSTORM (WITH OR WITHOUT PRECIPITATION)
127 127 BLOWING OR DRIFTING SNOW OR SAND
128 128 BLOWING OR DRIFTING SNOW OR SAND, VISIBILITY EQUAL TO, OR GREATER THAN, 1 KM
129 129 BLOWING OR DRIFTING SNOW OR SAND, VISIBILITY LESS THAN 1 KM
130 130 FOG
131 131 FOG OR ICE FOG IN PATCHES
132 132 FOG OR ICE FOG, HAS BECOME THINNER DURING THE PAST HOUR
133 133 FOG OR ICE FOG, NO APPRECIABLE CHANGE DURING THE PAST HOUR
134 134 FOG OR ICE FOG, HAS BEGUN OR BECOME THICKER DURING THE PAST HOUR
135 135 FOG, DEPOSITING RIME
140 140 PRECIPITATION
141 141 PRECIPITATION, SLIGHT OR MODERATE
142 142 PRECIPITATION, HEAVY
143 143 LIQUID PRECIPITATION, SLIGHT OR MODERATE
144 144 LIQUID PRECIPITATION, HEAVY
145 145 SOLID PRECIPITATION, SLIGHT OR MODERATE
146 146 SOLID PRECIPITATION, HEAVY
147 147 FREEZING PRECIPITATION, SLIGHT OR MODERATE
148 148 FREEZING PRECIPITATION, HEAVY
149 149 RESERVED
150 150 DRIZZLE
151 151 DRIZZLE, NOT FREEZING, SLIGHT
152 152 DRIZZLE, NOT FREEZING, MODERATE
153 153 DRIZZLE, NOT FREEZING, HEAVY
154 154 DRIZZLE, FREEZING, SLIGHT
155 155 DRIZZLE, FREEZING, MODERATE
156 156 DRIZZLE, FREEZING, HEAVY
157 157 DRIZZLE AND RAIN, SLIGHT
158 158 DRIZZLE AND RAIN, MODERATE OR HEAVY
159 159 RESERVED
160 160 RAIN
161 161 RAIN, NOT FREEZING, SLIGHT
162 162 RAIN, NOT FREEZING, MODERATE
163 163 RAIN, NOT FREEZING, HEAVY
164 164 RAIN, FREEZING, SLIGHT
165 165 RAIN, FREEZING, MODERATE
166 166 RAIN, FREEZING, HEAVY
167 167 RAIN (OR DRIZZLE) AND SNOW, SLIGHT
168 168 RAIN (OR DRIZZLE) AND SNOW, MODERATE OR HEAVY
169 169 RESERVED
170 170 SNOW
171 171 SNOW, SLIGHT
172 172 SNOW, MODERATE
173 173 SNOW, HEAVY
174 174 ICE PELLETS, SLIGHT
175 175 ICE PELLETS, MODERATE
176 176 ICE PELLETS, HEAVY
177 177 SNOW GRAINS
178 178 ICE CRYSTALS
179 179 RESERVED
180 180 SHOWER(S) OR INTERMITTENT PRECIPITATION
181 181 RAIN SHOWER(S) OR INTERMITTENT RAIN, SLIGHT
182 182 RAIN SHOWER(S) OR INTERMITTENT RAIN, MODERATE
183 183 RAIN SHOWER(S) OR INTERMITTENT RAIN, HEAVY
184 184 RAIN SHOWER(S) OR INTERMITTENT RAIN, VIOLENT
185 185 SNOW SHOWER(S) OR INTERMITTENT SNOW, SLIGHT
186 186 SNOW SHOWER(S) OR INTERMITTENT SNOW, MODERATE
187 187 SNOW SHOWER(S) OR INTERMITTENT SNOW, HEAVY
188 188 RESERVED
189 189 HAIL
190 190 THUNDERSTORM
191 191 THUNDERSTORM, SLIGHT OR MODERATE, WITH NO PRECIPITATION
192 192 THUNDERSTORM, SLIGHT OR MODERATE, WITH RAIN SHOWERS AND/OR SNOW SHOWERS
193 193 THUNDERSTORM, SLIGHT OR MODERATE, WITH HAIL
194 194 THUNDERSTORM, HEAVY, WITH NO PRECIPITATION
195 195 THUNDERSTORM, HEAVY, WITH RAIN SHOWERS AND/OR SNOW SHOWERS
196 196 THUNDERSTORM, HEAVY, WITH HAIL
199 199 TORNADO
204 204 VOLCANIC ASH SUSPENDED IN THE AIR ALOFT
205 205 NOT USED
206 206 THICK DUST HAZE, VISIBILITY LESS THAN 1 KM
207 207 BLOWING SPRAY AT THE STATION
208 208 DRIFTING DUST (SAND)
209 209 WALL OF DUST OR SAND IN DISTANCE (LIKE HABOOB)
210 210 SNOW HAZE
211 211 WHITEOUT
212 212 NOT USED
213 213 LIGHTNING, CLOUD TO SURFACE
217 217 DRY THUNDERSTORM
218 218 NOT USED
219 219 TORNADO CLOUD (DESTRUCTIVE) AT OR WITHIN SIGHT OF THE STATION DURING PRECEDING HOUR OR AT THE TIME OF OBSERVATION
220 220 DEPOSITION OF VOLCANIC ASH
221 221 DEPOSITION OF DUST OR SAND
222 222 DEPOSITION OF DEW
223 223 DEPOSITION OF WET SNOW
224 224 DEPOSITION OF SOFT RIME
225 225 DEPOSITION OF HARD RIME
226 226 DEPOSITION OF HOAR FROST
227 227 DEPOSITION OF GLAZE
228 228 DEPOSITION OF ICE CRUST (ICE SLICK)
229 229 NOT USED
230 230 DUSTSTORM OR SANDSTORM WITH TEMPERATURE BELOW 0 DEG C
239 239 BLOWING SNOW, IMPOSSIBLE TO DETERMINE WHETHER SNOW IS FALLING OR NOT
240 240 NOT USED
241 241 FOG ON SEA
242 242 FOG IN VALLEYS
243 243 ARCTIC OR ANTARCTIC SEA SMOKE
244 244 STEAM FOG (SEA, LAKE OR RIVER)
245 245 STEAM LOG (LAND)
246 246 FOG OVER ICE OR SNOW COVER
247 247 DENSE FOG, VISIBILITY 60-90 M
248 248 DENSE FOG, VISIBILITY 30-60 M
249 249 DENSE FOG, VISIBILITY LESS THAN 30 M
250 250 DRIZZLE, RATE OF FALL - LESS THAN 0.10 MM H-1
251 251 DRIZZLE, RATE OF FALL - 0.10-0.19 MM H-1
252 252 DRIZZLE, RATE OF FALL - 0.20-0.39 MM H-1
253 253 DRIZZLE, RATE OF FALL - 0.40-0.79 MM H-1
254 254 DRIZZLE, RATE OF FALL - 0.80-1.59 MM H-1
255 255 DRIZZLE, RATE OF FALL - 1.60-3.19 MM H-1
256 256 DRIZZLE, RATE OF FALL - 3.20-6.39 MM H-1
257 257 DRIZZLE, RATE OF FALL - 6.4 MM H-1 OR MORE
258 258 NOT USED
259 259 DRIZZLE AND SNOW
260 260 RAIN, RATE OF FALL - LESS THAN 1.0 MM H-1
261 261 RAIN, RATE OF FALL - 1.0-1.9 MM H-1
262 262 RAIN, RATE OF FALL - 2.0-3.9 MM H-1
263 263 RAIN, RATE OF FALL - 4.0-7.9 MM H-1
264 264 RAIN, RATE OF FALL - 8.0-15.9 MM H-1
265 265 RAIN, RATE OF FALL - 16.0-31.9 MM H-1
266 266 RAIN, RATE OF FALL - 32.0-63.9 MM H-1
267 267 RAIN, RATE OF FALL - 64.0 MM H-1 OR MORE
270 270 SNOW, RATE OF FALL - LESS THAN 1.0 CM H-1
271 271 SNOW, RATE OF FALL - 1.0-1.9 CM H-1
272 272 SNOW, RATE OF FALL - 2.0-3.9 CM H-1
273 273 SNOW, RATE OF FALL - 4.0-7.9 CM H-1
274 274 SNOW, RATE OF FALL - 8.0-15.9 CM H-1
275 275 SNOW, RATE OF FALL - 16.0-31.9 CM H-1
276 276 SNOW, RATE OF FALL - 32.0-63.9 CM H-1
277 277 SNOW, RATE OF FALL - 64.0 CM H-1 OR MORE
278 278 SNOW OR ICE CRYSTAL PRECIPITATION FROM A CLEAR SKY
279 279 WET SNOW, FREEZING ON CONTACT
280 280 PRECIPITATION OF RAIN
281 281 PRECIPITATION OF RAIN, FREEZING
282 282 PRECIPITATION OF RAIN AND SNOW MIXED
283 283 PRECIPITATION OF SNOW
284 284 PRECIPITATION OF SNOW PELLETS OR SMALL HALL
285 285 PRECIPITATION OF SNOW PELLETS OR SMALL HAIL, WITH RAIN
286 286 PRECIPITATION OF SNOW PELLETS OR SMALL HAIL, WITH RAIN AND SNOW MIXED
287 287 PRECIPITATION OF SNOW PELLETS OR SMALL HAIL, WITH SNOW
288 288 PRECIPITATION OF HAIL
289 289 PRECIPITATION OF HAIL, WITH RAIN
290 290 PRECIPITATION OF HALL, WITH RAIN AND SNOW MIXED
291 291 PRECIPITATION OF HAIL, WITH SNOW
292 292 SHOWER(S) OR THUNDERSTORM OVER SEA
293 293 SHOWER(S) OR THUNDERSTORM OVER MOUNTAINS
508 508 NO SIGNIFICANT PHENOMENON TO REPORT, PRESENT AND PAST WEATHER OMITTED
509 509 NO OBSERVATION, DATA NOT AVAILABLE, PRESENT AND PAST WEATHER OMITTED
510 510 PRESENT AND PAST WEATHER MISSING, BUT EXPECTED
511 511 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 CLOUD COVERING 1/2 OR LESS OF THE SKY THROUGHOUT THE APPROPRIATE PERIOD
1 1 CLOUD COVERING MORE THAN 1/2 OF THE SKY DURING PART OF THE APPROPRIATE PERIOD AND COVERING 1/2 OR LESS DURING PART OF THE PERIOD
2 2 CLOUD COVERING MORE THAN 1/2 OF THE SKY THROUGHOUT THE APPROPRIATE PERIOD
3 3 SANDSTORM, DUSTSTORM OR BLOWING SNOW
4 4 FOG OR ICE FOG OR THICK HAZE
5 5 DRIZZLE
6 6 RAIN
7 7 SNOW, OR RAIN AND SNOW MIXED
8 8 SHOWER(S)
9 9 THUNDERSTORM(S) WITH OR WITHOUT PRECIPITATION
10 10 NO SIGNIFICANT WEATHER OBSERVED
11 11 VISIBILITY REDUCED
12 12 BLOWING PHENOMENA, VISIBILITY REDUCED
13 13 FOG
14 14 PRECIPITATION
15 15 DRIZZLE
16 16 RAIN
17 17 SNOW OR ICE PELLETS
18 18 SHOWERS OR INTERMITTENT PRECIPITATION
19 19 THUNDERSTORM
31 31 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 CLOUD COVERING 1/2 OR LESS OF THE SKY THROUGHOUT THE APPROPRIATE PERIOD
1 1 CLOUD COVERING MORE THAN 1/2 OF THE SKY DURING PART OF THE APPROPRIATE PERIOD AND COVERING 1/2 OR LESS DURING PART OF THE PERIOD
2 2 CLOUD COVERING MORE THAN 1/2 OF THE SKY THROUGHOUT THE APPROPRIATE PERIOD
3 3 SANDSTORM, DUSTSTORM OR BLOWING SNOW
4 4 FOG OR ICE FOG OR THICK HAZE
5 5 DRIZZLE
6 6 RAIN
7 7 SNOW, OR RAIN AND SNOW MIXED
8 8 SHOWER(S)
9 9 THUNDERSTORM(S) WITH OR WITHOUT PRECIPITATION
10 10 NO SIGNIFICANT WEATHER OBSERVED
11 11 VISIBILITY REDUCED
12 12 BLOWING PHENOMENA, VISIBILITY REDUCED
13 13 FOG
14 14 PRECIPITATION
15 15 DRIZZLE
16 16 RAIN
17 17 SNOW OR ICE PELLETS
18 18 SHOWERS OR INTERMITTENT PRECIPITATION
19 19 THUNDERSTORM
31 31 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 LOW INSTRUMENT FLIGHT RULES - CEILING < 500 FEET AND/OR VISIBILITY < 1 MILE
1 1 INSTRUMENT FLIGHT RULES - CEILING < 1000 FEET AND/OR VISIBILITY < 3 MILES
2 2 MARGINAL VISUAL FLIGHT RULES - 1000 FEET =< CEILING < 3000 FEET AND/OR 3 MILES =< VISIBILITY < 5 MILES
3 3 VISUAL FLIGHT RULES - CEILING >= 3000 FEET AND/OR VISIBILITY >= 5 MILES
7 7 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 SKY CLEAR
1 1 FEW
2 2 SCATTERED
3 3 BROKEN
4 4 OVERCAST
5 5 RESERVED
6 6 SCATTERED/BROKEN
7 7 BROKEN/OVERCAST
8 8 ISOLATED
9 9 ISOLATED EMBEDDED
10 10 OCCASIONAL
11 11 OCCASIONAL EMBEDDED
12 12 FREQUENT
13 13 DENSE
14 14 LAYERS
15 15 OBSCURED (OBSC)
16 16 EMBEDDED (EMBD)
17 17 FREQUENT EMBEDDED
31 31 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 RESERVED
1 1 NSC NIL SIGNIFICANT CLOUD
2 2 CAVOK
3 3 SKC SKY CLEAR
4 4 NSW NIL SIGNIFICANT WEATHER
5 5 NCD NO CLOUDS DETECTED
15 15 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 AUTOMATIC
1 1 MANNED
2 2 HYBRID: BOTH MANNED AND AUTOMATIC
3 3 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 0
1 1 1 OKTA OR LESS, BUT NOT ZERO
2 2 2 OKTAS
3 3 3 OKTAS
4 4 4 OKTAS
5 5 5 OKTAS
6 6 6 OKTAS
7 7 7 OKTAS OR MORE, BUT NOT 8 OKTAS
8 8 8 OKTAS
9 9 SKY OBSCURED BY FOG AND/OR OTHER METEOROLOGICAL PHENOMENA
10 10 SKY PARTIALLY OBSCURED BY FOG AND/OR OTHER METEOROLOGICAL PHENOMENA
11 11 SCATTERED
12 12 BROKEN
13 13 FEW
14 14 RESERVED
15 15 CLOUD COVER IS INDISCERNIBLE FOR REASONS OTHER THAN FOG OR OTHER METEOROLOGICAL PHENOMENA, OR OBSERVATION IS NOT MADE

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0 0 CIRRUS (CI)
1 1 CIRROCUMULUS (CC)
2 2 CIRROSTRATUS (CS)
3 3 ALTOCUMULUS (AC)
4 4 ALTOSTRATUS (AS)
5 5 NIMBOSTRATUS (NS)
6 6 STRATOCUMULUS (SC)
7 7 STRATUS (ST)
8 8 CUMULUS (CU)
9 9 CUMULONIMBUS (CB)
10 10 NO CH CLOUDS
11 11 CIRRUS FIBRATUS, SOMETIMES UNCINUS, NOT PROGRESSIVELY INVADING THE SKY
12 12 CIRRUS SPISSATUS, IN PATCHES OR ENTANGLED SHEAVES, WHICH USUALLY DO NOT INCREASE AND SOMETIMES SEEM TO BE THE REMAINS OF THE UPPER PART OF A CUMULONIMBUS; OR CIRRUS CASTELLANUS OR FLOCCUS
13 13 CIRRUS SPISSATUS CUMULONIMBOGENITUS
14 14 CIRRUS UNCINUS OR FIBRATUS, OR BOTH, PROGRESSIVELY INVADING THE SKY; THEY GENERALLY THICKEN AS A WHOLE
15 15 CIRRUS (OFTEN IN BANDS) AND CIRROSTRATUS, OR CIRROSTRATUS ALONE, PROGRESSIVELY INVADING THE SKY; THEY GENERALLY THICKEN AS A WHOLE, BUT THE CONTINUOUS VEIL DOES NOT REACH 45 DEGREES ABOVE THE HORIZON
16 16 CIRRUS (OFTEN IN BANDS) AND CIRROSTRATUS, OR CIRROSTRATUS ALONE, PROGRESSIVELY INVADING THE SKY; THEY GENERALLY THICKEN AS A WHOLE; THE CONTINUOUS VEIL EXTENDS MORE THAN 45 DEGREES ABOVE THE HORIZON, WITHOUT THE SKY BEING TOTALLY COVERED
17 17 CIRROSTRATUS COVERING THE WHOLE SKY
18 18 CIRROSTRATUS NOT PROGRESSIVELY INVADING THE SKY AND NOT ENTIRELY COVERING IT
19 19 CIRROCUMULUS ALONE, OR CIRROCUMULUS PREDOMINANT AMONG THE CH CLOUDS
20 20 NO CM CLOUDS
21 21 ALTOSTRATUS TRANSLUCIDUS
22 22 ALTOSTRATUS OPACUS OR NIMBOSTRATUS
23 23 ALTOCUMULUS TRANSLUCIDUS AT A SINGLE LEVEL
24 24 PATCHES (OFTEN LENTICULAR) OF ALTOCUMULUS TRANSLUCIDUS, CONTINUALLY CHANGING AND OCCURRING AT ONE OR MORE LEVELS
25 25 ALTOCUMULUS TRANSLUCIDUS IN BANDS, OR ONE OR MORE LAYERS OF ALTOCUMULUS TRANSLUCIDUS OR OPACUS, PROGRESSIVELY INVADING THE SKY; THESE ALTOCUMULUS CLOUDS GENERALLY THICKEN AS A WHOLE
26 26 ALTOCUMULUS CUMULOGENITUS (OR CUMULONIMBOGENITUS)
27 27 ALTOCUMULUS TRANSLUCIDUS OR OPACUS IN TWO OR MORE LAYERS, OR ALTOCUMULUS OPACUS IN A SINGLE LAYER, NOT PROGRESSIVELY INVADING THE SKY, OR ALTOCUMULUS WITH ALTOSTRATUS OR NIMBOSTRATUS
28 28 ALTOCUMULUS CASTELLANUS OR FLOCCUS
29 29 ALTOCUMULUS OF A CHAOTIC SKY, GENERALLY AT SEVERAL LEVELS
30 30 NO CL CLOUDS
31 31 CUMULUS HUMILIS OR CUMULUS FRACTUS OTHER THAN OF BAD WEATHER, OR BOTH
32 32 CUMULUS MEDIOCRIS OR CONGESTUS, TOWERING CUMULUS (TCU), WITH OR WITHOUT CUMULUS OF SPECIES FRACTUS OR HUMILIS OR STRATOCUMULUS, ALL HAVING THEIR BASES AT THE SAME LEVEL
33 33 CUMULONIMBUS CALVUS, WITH OR WITHOUT CUMULUS, STRATOCUMULUS OR STRATUS
34 34 STRATOCUMULUS CUMULOGENITUS
35 35 STRATOCUMULUS OTHER THAN STRATOCUMULUS CUMULOGENITUS
36 36 STRATUS NEBULOSUS OR STRATUS FRACTUS OTHER THAN OF BAD WEATHER, OR BOTH
37 37 STRATUS FRACTUS OR CUMULUS FRACTUS OF BAD WEATHER, OR BOTH (PANNUS), USUALLY BELOW ALTOSTRATUS OR NIMBOSTRATUS
38 38 CUMULUS AND STRATOCUMULUS OTHER THAN STRATOCUMULUS CUMULOGENITUS, WITH BASES AT DIFFERENT LEVELS
39 39 CUMULONIMBUS CAPILLATUS (OFTEN WITH AN ANVIL), WITH OR WITHOUT CUMULONIMBUS CALVUS, CUMULUS, STRATOCUMULUS, STRATUS OR PANNUS
40 40 CH
41 41 CM
42 42 CL
43 43 CLEAR
44 44 LIQUID WATER
45 45 SUPERCOOLED LIQUID WATER
46 46 MIXED PHASE
47 47 OPTICALLY THICK ICE
48 48 OPTICALLY THIN ICE
49 49 MULTILAYERED ICE
59 59 CLOUD NOT VISIBLE OWING TO DARKNESS, FOG, DUSTSTORM, SANDSTORM, OR OTHER ANALOGOUS PHENOMENA
60 60 CH CLOUDS INVISIBLE OWING TO DARKNESS, FOG, BLOWING DUST OR SAND, OR OTHER SIMILAR PHENOMENA, OR BECAUSE OF A CONTINUOUS LAYER OF LOWER CLOUDS
61 61 CM CLOUDS INVISIBLE OWING TO DARKNESS, FOG, BLOWING DUST OR SAND, OR OTHER SIMILAR PHENOMENA, OR BECAUSE OF CONTINUOUS LAYER OF LOWER CLOUDS
62 62 CL CLOUDS INVISIBLE OWING TO DARKNESS, FOG, BLOWING DUST OR SAND, OR OTHER SIMILAR PHENOMENA
63 63 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 ISOLATED CLOUD FRAGMENTS OF CLOUDS
1 1 CONTINUOUS CLOUD
2 2 BROKEN CLOUD - SMALL BREAKS
3 3 BROKEN CLOUD - LARGE BREAKS
4 4 CONTINUOUS CLOUD
5 5 BROKEN CLOUD - SMALL BREAKS
6 6 BROKEN CLOUD - LARGE BREAKS
7 7 CONTINUOUS OR ALMOST CONTINUOUS WAVES WITH TOWERING CLOUDS ABOVE THE TOP OF THE LAYER
8 8 GROUPS OF WAVES WITH TOWERING CLOUDS ABOVE THE TOP OF THE LAYER
9 9 TWO OR MORE LAYERS AT DIFFERENT LEVELS
15 15 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 INCREASING (U)
1 1 DECREASING (D)
2 2 NO DISTINCT CHANGE (N)
3 3 MISSING VALUE

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1 1 CERTIFIED INSTRUMENTS
2 2 ORIGINALLY MEASURED IN KNOTS
3 3 ORIGINALLY MEASURED IN KM H-1

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1 1 PRECIPITATION - UNKNOWN TYPE
2 2 LIQUID PRECIPITATION NOT FREEZING
3 3 LIQUID FREEZING PRECIPITATION
4 4 DRIZZLE
5 5 RAIN
6 6 SOLID PRECIPITATION
7 7 SNOW
8 8 SNOW GRAINS
9 9 SNOW PELLETS
10 10 ICE PELLETS
11 11 ICE CRYSTALS
12 12 DIAMOND DUST
13 13 SMALL HAIL
14 14 HAIL
15 15 GLAZE
16 16 RIME
17 17 SOFT RIME
18 18 HARD RIME
19 19 CLEAR ICE
20 20 WET SNOW
21 21 HOAR FROST
22 22 DEW
23 23 WHITE DEW

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0 0 NO PRECIPITATION
1 1 CONTINUOUS
2 2 INTERMITTENT
3 3 SHOWER
4 4 NOT REACHING GROUND
5 5 DEPOSITION
15 15 MISSING VALUE

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1 1 DUST/SAND WHIRL
2 2 SQUALLS
3 3 SANDSTORM
4 4 DUSTSTORM
5 5 LIGHTNING - CLOUD TO SURFACE
6 6 LIGHTNING - CLOUD TO CLOUD
7 7 LIGHTNING - DISTANT
8 8 THUNDERSTORM
9 9 FUNNEL CLOUD NOT TOUCHING SURFACE
10 10 FUNNEL CLOUD TOUCHING SURFACE
11 11 SPRAY
12 12 WATERSPOUT
13 13 WIND SHEAR
14 14 DUST DEVILS

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0 0 NO PHENOMENA
1 1 LIGHT
2 2 MODERATE
3 3 HEAVY
4 4 VIOLENT
5 5 SEVERE
6 6 VERY SEVERE
7 7 MISSING VALUE

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1 1 FOG
2 2 ICE FOG
3 3 STEAM FOG
7 7 MIST
8 8 HAZE
9 9 SMOKE
10 10 VOLCANIC ASH
11 11 DUST
12 12 SAND
13 13 SNOW
14 14 CLOUD
15 15 PRECIPITATION
16 16 IMPOSSIBLE TO DETERMINE WHETHER SNOW IS FALLING OR NOT

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0 0 NO CHANGE
1 1 SHALLOW
2 2 PATCHES
3 3 PARTIAL
4 4 FREEZING
5 5 LOW DRIFTING
6 6 BLOWING
7 7 INCREASING
8 8 DECREASING
9 9 IN SUSPENSION IN THE AIR
10 10 WALL
11 11 DENSE
12 12 WHITEOUT
13 13 DRIFTING AND BLOWING
14 14 RESERVED
15 15 MISSING VALUE

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1 1 AT TIME OF OBSERVATION
2 2 IN PAST HOUR
3 3 IN TIME PERIOD FOR PAST WEATHER W1W2
4 4 IN TIME PERIOD SPECIFIED
5 5 RESERVED
6 6 BELOW STATION LEVEL
7 7 AT THE STATION
8 8 IN THE VICINITY

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0 0 NO CHANGE (NC)
1 1 FORECAST TO WEAKEN (WKN)
2 2 FORECAST TO INTENSIFY (INTSF)
7 7 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 NO RAIN
1 1 RAIN
2 2 RESERVED
3 3 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 PRESSURE INSTRUMENT ASSOCIATED WITH WIND MEASURING EQUIPMENT
1 1 OPTICAL THEODOLITE
2 2 RADIO THEODOLITE
3 3 RADAR
4 4 VLF-OMEGA
5 5 LORAN C
6 6 WIND PROFILER
7 7 SATELLITE NAVIGATION
8 8 RADIO-ACOUSTIC SOUNDING SYSTEM (RASS)
9 9 SODAR
10 10 LIDAR
14 14 PRESSURE INSTRUMENT ASSOCIATED WITH WIND MEASURING EQUIPMENT BUT PRESSURE ELEMENT FAILED DURING ASCENT
15 15 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 ICE NOT BUILDING UP
1 1 ICE BUILDING UP SLOWLY
2 2 ICE BUILDING UP RAPIDLY
3 3 ICE MELTING OR BREAKING UP SLOWLY
4 4 ICE MELTING OR BREAKING UP RAPIDLY
7 7 MISSING VALUE

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1 1 ICING FROM OCEAN SPRAY
2 2 ICING FROM FOG
3 3 ICING FROM RAIN

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0 0 NO SEA ICE IN SIGHT
1 1 SHIP IN OPEN LEAD MORE THAN 1.0 NAUTICAL MILE WIDE, OR SHIP IN FAST ICE WITH BOUNDARY BEYOND LIMIT OF VISIBILITY
2 2 SEA ICE PRESENT IN CONCENTRATIONS LESS THAN 3/10 (3/8), OPEN WATER OR VERY OPEN PACK ICE
3 3 4/10 TO 6/10 (3/8 TO LESS THAN 6/8), OPEN PACK ICE
4 4 7/10 TO 8/10 (6/8 TO LESS THAN 7/8), CLOSE PACK ICE
5 5 9/10 OR MORE, BUT NOT 10/10 (7/8 TO LESS THAN 8/8), VERY CLOSE PACK ICE
6 6 STRIPS AND PATCHES OF PACK ICE WITH OPEN WATER BETWEEN
7 7 STRIPS AND PATCHES OF CLOSE OR VERY CLOSE PACK ICE WITH AREAS OF LESSER CONCENTRATION BETWEEN
8 8 FAST ICE WITH OPEN WATER, VERY OPEN OR OPEN PACK ICE TO SEAWARD OF THE ICE BOUNDARY
9 9 FAST ICE WITH CLOSE OR VERY CLOSE PACK ICE TO SEAWARD OF THE BOUNDARY
14 14 UNABLE TO REPORT, BECAUSE OF DARKNESS, LACK OF VISIBILITY, OR BECAUSE SHIP IS MORE THAN 0.5 NAUTICAL MILE AWAY FROM ICE EDGE
31 31 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 NO ICE OF LAND ORIGIN
1 1 1-5 ICEBERGS, NO GROWLERS OR BERGY BITS
2 2 6-10 ICEBERGS, NO GROWLERS OR BERGY BITS
3 3 11-20 ICEBERGS, NO GROWLERS OR BERGY BITS
4 4 UP TO AND INCLUDING 10 GROWLERS AND BERGY BITS - NO ICEBERGS
5 5 MORE THAN 10 GROWLERS AND BERGY BITS - NO ICEBERGS
6 6 1-5 ICEBERGS, WITH GROWLERS AND BERGY BITS
7 7 6-10 ICEBERGS, WITH GROWLERS AND BERGY BITS
8 8 11-20 ICEBERGS, WITH GROWLERS AND BERGY BITS
9 9 MORE THAN 20 ICEBERGS, WITH GROWLERS AND BERGY BITS - A MAJOR HAZARD TO NAVIGATION
14 14 UNABLE TO REPORT, BECAUSE OF DARKNESS, LACK OF VISIBILITY OR BECAUSE ONLY SEA ICE IS VISIBLE
15 15 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 SHIP IN OPEN WATER WITH FLOATING ICE IN SIGHT
1 1 SHIP IN EASILY PENETRABLE ICE; CONDITIONS IMPROVING
2 2 SHIP IN EASILY PENETRABLE ICE; CONDITIONS NOT CHANGING
3 3 SHIP IN EASILY PENETRABLE ICE; CONDITIONS WORSENING
4 4 SHIP IN ICE DIFFICULT TO PENETRATE; CONDITIONS IMPROVING
5 5 SHIP IN ICE DIFFICULT TO PENETRATE; CONDITIONS NOT CHANGING
6 6 SHIP IN ICE DIFFICULT TO PENETRATE AND CONDITIONS WORSENING. ICE FORMING AND FLOES FREEZING TOGETHER
7 7 SHIP IN ICE DIFFICULT TO PENETRATE AND CONDITIONS WORSENING. ICE UNDER SLIGHT PRESSURE
8 8 SHIP IN ICE DIFFICULT TO PENETRATE AND CONDITIONS WORSENING. ICE UNDER MODERATE OR SEVERE PRESSURE
9 9 SHIP IN ICE DIFFICULT TO PENETRATE AND CONDITIONS WORSENING. SHIP BESET
30 30 UNABLE TO REPORT, BECAUSE OF DARKNESS OR LACK OF VISIBILITY
31 31 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 NEW ICE ONLY (FRAZIL ICE, GREASE ICE, SLUSH, SHUGA)
1 1 NILAS OR ICE RIND, LESS THAN 10 CM THICK
2 2 YOUNG ICE (GREY ICE, GREY-WHITE ICE), 10-30 CM THICK
3 3 PREDOMINANTLY NEW AND/OR YOUNG ICE WITH SOME FIRST-YEAR ICE
4 4 PREDOMINANTLY THIN FIRST-YEAR ICE WITH SOME NEW AND/OR YOUNG ICE
5 5 ALL THIN FIRST-YEAR ICE (30-70 CM THICK)
6 6 PREDOMINANTLY MEDIUM FIRST-YEAR ICE (70-120 CM THICK) AND THICK FIRST-YEAR ICE (>120 CM THICK) WITH SOME THINNER (YOUNGER) FIRST-YEAR ICE
7 7 ALL MEDIUM AND THICK FIRST-YEAR ICE
8 8 PREDOMINANTLY MEDIUM AND THICK FIRST-YEAR ICE WITH SOME OLD ICE (USUALLY MORE THAN 2 METRES THICK)
9 9 PREDOMINANTLY OLD ICE
30 30 UNABLE TO REPORT, BECAUSE OF DARKNESS, LACK OF VISIBILITY OR BECAUSE ONLY ICE OF LAND ORIGIN IS VISIBLE OR BECAUSE SHIP IS MORE THAN 0.5 NAUTICAL MILE AWAY FROM ICE EDGE
31 31 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 USA OPEN PAN EVAPORIMETER (WITHOUT COVER)
1 1 USA OPEN PAN EVAPORIMETER (MESH COVERED)
2 2 GGI-3000 EVAPORIMETER (SUNKEN)
3 3 20 M2 TANK
4 4 OTHERS
5 5 RICE
6 6 WHEAT
7 7 MAIZE
8 8 SORGHUM
9 9 OTHER CROPS
15 15 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 DRIFT SNOW ENDED BEFORE THE HOUR OF OBSERVATION
1 1 INTENSITY DIMINISHING
2 2 NO CHANGE
3 3 INTENSITY INCREASING
4 4 CONTINUES, APART FROM INTERRUPTION LASTING LESS THAN 30 MINUTES
5 5 GENERAL DRIFT SNOW HAS BECOME DRIFT SNOW NEAR THE GROUND
6 6 DRIFT SNOW NEAR THE GROUND HAS BECOME GENERAL DRIFT SNOW
7 7 DRIFT SNOW HAS STARTED AGAIN AFTER AN INTERRUPTION OF MORE THAN 30 MINUTES
15 15 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 NO ICING
1 1 LIGHT ICING
2 2 LIGHT ICING IN CLOUD
3 3 LIGHT ICING IN PRECIPITATION
4 4 MODERATE ICING
5 5 MODERATE ICING IN CLOUD
6 6 MODERATE ICING IN PRECIPITATION
7 7 SEVERE ICING
8 8 SEVERE ICING IN CLOUD
9 9 SEVERE ICING IN PRECIPITATION
10 10 TRACE OF ICING
11 11 TRACE OF ICING IN CLOUD
12 12 TRACE OF ICING IN PRECIPITATION
15 15 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 NO ICING
1 1 ICING PRESENT
2 2 RESERVED
3 3 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 NO SLD CONDITIONS PRESENT
1 1 SLD CONDITIONS PRESENT
2 2 RESERVED
3 3 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 STABILITY
1 1 DIMINUTION
2 2 INTENSIFICATION
3 3 UNKNOWN
15 15 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 RESERVED
1 1 1ST LOW CLOUD
2 2 2ND LOW CLOUD
3 3 3RD LOW CLOUD
4 4 1ST MEDIUM CLOUD
5 5 2ND MEDIUM CLOUD
6 6 3RD MEDIUM CLOUD
7 7 1ST HIGH CLOUD
8 8 2ND HIGH CLOUD
255 255 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 CUMULUS, IF ANY, ARE QUITE SMALL; GENERALLY LESS THAN 2/8 COVERAGE, EXCEPT ON WINDWARD SLOPES OF ELEVATED TERRAIN; AVERAGE WIDTH OF CLOUD IS AT LEAST AS GREAT AS ITS VERTICAL THICKNESS
1 1 CUMULUS OF INTERMEDIATE SIZE WITH CLOUD COVER LESS THAN 5/8; AVERAGE CLOUD WIDTH IS MORE THAN ITS VERTICAL THICKNESS; TOWERS ARE VERTICAL WITH LITTLE OR NO EVIDENCE OF PRECIPITATION, EXCEPT ALONG SLOPES OF ELEVATED TERRAIN; A GENERAL ABSENCE OF MIDDLE AND UPPER CLOUDS
2 2 SWELLING CUMULUS WITH RAPIDLY GROWING TALL TURRETS WHICH DECREASE IN SIZE WITH HEIGHT AND WHOSE TOPS TEND TO SEPARATE FROM THE LONGER CLOUD BODY AND EVAPORATE WITHIN MINUTES OF THE SEPARATION
3 3 SWELLING CUMULUS WITH TOWERS HAVING A PRONOUNCED TILT IN A DOWNWIND DIRECTION; VERTICAL CLOUD THICKNESS IS MORE THAN ONE AND A HALF TIMES THAT OF ITS AVERAGE WIDTH
4 4 SWELLING CUMULUS WITH TOWERS HAVING A PRONOUNCED TILT IN AN UPWIND DIRECTION; VERTICAL CLOUD THICKNESS IS MORE THAN ONE AND A HALF TIMES THAT OF ITS AVERAGE WIDTH
5 5 TALL CUMULUS CONGESTUS WITH VERTICAL THICKNESS MORE THAN TWICE THE AVERAGE WIDTH; NOT ORGANIZED IN CLUSTERS OR LINES; ONE OR MORE LAYERS OF CLOUDS EXTEND OUT FROM THE CLOUD TOWERS, ALTHOUGH NO CONTINUOUS CLOUD LAYERS EXIST
6 6 ISOLATED CUMULONIMBUS OR LARGE CLUSTERS OF CUMULUS TURRETS SEPARATED BY WIDE AREAS IN WHICH CLOUDS ARE ABSENT; CLOUD BASES ARE GENERALLY DARK WITH SHOWERS OBSERVED IN MOST CELLS; SOME SCATTERED MIDDLE AND UPPER CLOUDS MAY BE PRESENT; INDIVIDUAL CUMULUS CELLS ARE ONE TO TWO TIMES HIGHER THAN THEY ARE WIDE
7 7 NUMEROUS CUMULUS EXTENDING THROUGH THE MIDDLE TROPOSPHERE WITH BROKEN TO OVERCAST SHEETS OF MIDDLE CLOUDS AND/OR CIRROSTRATUS; CUMULUS TOWERS DO NOT DECREASE GENERALLY IN SIZE WITH HEIGHT; RAGGED DARK CLOUD BASES WITH SOME SHOWERS PRESENT
8 8 CONTINUOUS DENSE MIDDLE CLOUDS AND/OR CIRROSTRATUS CLOUD SHEETS WITH SOME LARGE ISOLATED CUMULONIMBUS OR CUMULUS CONGESTUS CLOUDS PENETRATING THESE SHEETS; LIGHT RAIN OCCASIONALLY OBSERVED FROM THE ALTOSTRATUS; CUMULONIMBUS BASES RAGGED AND DARK WITH SHOWERS VISIBLE
9 9 CONTINUOUS SHEETS OF MIDDLE CLOUDS AND/OR CIRROSTRATUS WITH CUMULONIMBUS AND CUMULUS CONGESTUS IN ORGANIZED LINES OR CLOUD BANDS; RAIN IS GENERALLY OBSERVED FROM ALTOSTRATUS SHEETS AND HEAVY SHOWERS FROM CUMULONIMBUS; WIND HAS A SQUALLY CHARACTER
10 10 STATE OF SKY UNKNOWN OR NOT DESCRIBED BY ANY OF THE ABOVE
15 15 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 UNKNOWN
1 1 WATER
2 2 ICE
3 3 MIXED
4 4 CLEAR
5 5 SUPERCOOLED LIQUID WATER
6 6 RESERVED
7 7 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 RESERVED
1 1 ELASTIC BACKSCATTER LIDAR
2 2 RAMAN BACKSCATTER LIDAR
3 3 RADAR WIND PROFILER
4 4 LIDAR WIND PROFILER
5 5 SODAR WIND PROFILER
6 6 WIND PROFILER
7 7 LIDAR
8 8 GROUND-BASED MICROWAVE RADIOMETER
9 9 DIFFERENTIAL ABSORPTION LIDAR
63 63 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 SURFACE OF GROUND DRY (WITHOUT CRACKS AND NO APPRECIABLE AMOUNT OF DUST OR LOOSE SAND)
1 1 SURFACE OF GROUND MOIST
2 2 SURFACE OF GROUND WET (STANDING WATER IN SMALL OR LARGE POOLS ON SURFACE)
3 3 FLOODED
4 4 SURFACE OF GROUND FROZEN
5 5 GLAZE ON GROUND
6 6 LOOSE DRY DUST OR SAND NOT COVERING GROUND COMPLETELY
7 7 THIN COVER OF LOOSE DRY DUST OR SAND COVERING GROUND COMPLETELY
8 8 MODERATE OR THICK COVER OF LOOSE DRY DUST OR SAND COVERING GROUND COMPLETELY
9 9 EXTREMELY DRY WITH CRACKS
10 10 GROUND PREDOMINANTLY COVERED BY ICE
11 11 COMPACT OR WET SNOW (WITH OR WITHOUT ICE) COVERING LESS THAN ONE HALF OF THE GROUND
12 12 COMPACT OR WET SNOW (WITH OR WITHOUT ICE) COVERING AT LEAST ONE HALF OF THE GROUND BUT GROUND NOT COMPLETELY COVERED
13 13 EVEN LAYER OF COMPACT OR WET SNOW COVERING GROUND COMPLETELY
14 14 UNEVEN LAYER OF COMPACT OR WET SNOW COVERING GROUND COMPLETELY
15 15 LOOSE DRY SNOW COVERING LESS THAN ONE HALF OF THE GROUND
16 16 LOOSE DRY SNOW COVERING AT LEAST ONE HALF OF THE GROUND BUT GROUND NOT COMPLETELY COVERED
17 17 EVEN LAYER OF LOOSE DRY SNOW COVERING GROUND COMPLETELY
18 18 UNEVEN LAYER OF LOOSE DRY SNOW COVERING GROUND COMPLETELY
19 19 SNOW COVERING GROUND COMPLETELY; DEEP DRIFTS
31 31 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 RESERVED
1 1 HIGHEST WIND SPEED GUSTS GREATER THAN 11.5 M/S
2 2 HIGHEST MEAN WIND SPEED GREATER THAN 17.5 M/S
7 7 VISIBILITY GREATER THAN 100 000 M
10 10 MIRAGE - NO SPECIFICATION
11 11 MIRAGE - IMAGE OF DISTANT OBJECT RAISED (LOOMING)
12 12 MIRAGE - IMAGE OF DISTANT OBJECT RAISED CLEAR ABOVE THE HORIZON
13 13 MIRAGE - INVERTED IMAGE OF DISTANT OBJECT
14 14 MIRAGE - COMPLEX, MULTIPLE IMAGES OF DISTANT OBJECT (IMAGES NOT INVERTED)
15 15 MIRAGE - COMPLEX, MULTIPLE IMAGES OF DISTANT OBJECT (SOME IMAGES BEING INVERTED)
16 16 MIRAGE - SUN OR MOON SEEN APPRECIABLY DISTORTED
17 17 MIRAGE - SUN VISIBLE, ALTHOUGH ASTRONOMICALLY BELOW THE HORIZON
18 18 MIRAGE - MOON VISIBLE, ALTHOUGH ASTRONOMICALLY BELOW THE HORIZON
19 19 RESERVED
20 20 DAY DARKNESS, BAD, WORST IN DIRECTION SPECIFIED
21 21 DAY DARKNESS, VERY BAD, WORST IN DIRECTION SPECIFIED
22 22 DAY DARKNESS, BLACK, WORST IN DIRECTION SPECIFIED
31 31 SLIGHT COLORATION OF CLOUDS AT SUNRISE ASSOCIATED WITH A TROPICAL DISTURBANCE
32 32 DEEP-RED COLORATION OF CLOUDS AT SUNRISE ASSOCIATED WITH A TROPICAL DISTURBANCE
33 33 SLIGHT COLORATION OF CLOUDS AT SUNSET ASSOCIATED WITH A TROPICAL DISTURBANCE
34 34 DEEP-RED COLORATION OF CLOUDS AT SUNSET ASSOCIATED WITH A TROPICAL DISTURBANCE
35 35 CONVERGENCE OF CH CLOUDS AT A POINT BELOW 45 DEG FORMING OR INCREASING AND ASSOCIATED WITH A TROPICAL DISTURBANCE
36 36 CONVERGENCE OF CH CLOUDS AT A POINT ABOVE 45 DEG FORMING OR INCREASING AND ASSOCIATED WITH A TROPICAL DISTURBANCE
37 37 CONVERGENCE OF CH CLOUDS AT A POINT BELOW 45 DEG DISSOLVING OR DIMINISHING AND ASSOCIATED WITH A TROPICAL DISTURBANCE
38 38 CONVERGENCE OF CH CLOUDS AT A POINT ABOVE 45 DEG DISSOLVING OR DIMINISHING AND ASSOCIATED WITH A TROPICAL DISTURBANCE
39 39 RESERVED
40 40 HOAR FROST ON HORIZONTAL SURFACES
41 41 HOAR FROST ON HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL SURFACES
42 42 PRECIPITATION CONTAINING SAND OR DESERT DUST
43 43 PRECIPITATION CONTAINING VOLCANIC ASH
50 50 CALM OR LIGHT WIND FOLLOWED BY A SQUALL
51 51 CALM OR LIGHT WIND FOLLOWED BY A SUCCESSION OF SQUALLS
52 52 GUSTY WEATHER FOLLOWED BY A SQUALL
53 53 GUSTY WEATHER FOLLOWED BY A SUCCESSION OF SQUALLS
54 54 SQUALL FOLLOWED BY GUSTY WEATHER
55 55 GENERAL GUSTY WEATHER WITH SQUALL AT INTERVALS
56 56 SQUALL APPROACHING STATION
57 57 LINE SQUALL
58 58 SQUALL WITH DRIFTING OR BLOWING DUST OR SAND
59 59 LINE SQUALL WITH DRIFTING OR BLOWING DUST OR SAND
60 60 TEMPERATURE STEADY
61 61 TEMPERATURE FALLING, WITHOUT GOING BELOW 0 DEG C
62 62 TEMPERATURE RISING, WITHOUT GOING ABOVE 0 DEG C
63 63 TEMPERATURE FALLING TO A VALUE BELOW 0 DEG C
64 64 TEMPERATURE RISING TO A VALUE ABOVE 0 DEG C
65 65 IRREGULAR VARIATION, OSCILLATIONS OF TEMPERATURE PASSING THROUGH 0 DEG C
66 66 IRREGULAR VARIATION, OSCILLATIONS OF TEMPERATURE NOT PASSING THROUGH 0 DEG C
67 67 VARIATION OF TEMPERATURE NOT OBSERVED
68 68 NOT ALLOCATED
69 69 VARIATION OF TEMPERATURE UNKNOWN OWING TO LACK OF THERMOGRAPH
70 70 VISIBILITY HAS NOT VARIED (SUN VISIBLE) TOWARDS DIRECTION SPECIFIED
71 71 VISIBILITY HAS NOT VARIED (SUN INVISIBLE) TOWARDS DIRECTION SPECIFIED
72 72 VISIBILITY HAS INCREASED (SUN VISIBLE) TOWARDS DIRECTION SPECIFIED
73 73 VISIBILITY HAS INCREASED (SUN INVISIBLE) TOWARDS DIRECTION SPECIFIED
74 74 VISIBILITY HAS DECREASED (SUN VISIBLE) TOWARDS DIRECTION SPECIFIED
75 75 VISIBILITY HAS DECREASED (SUN INVISIBLE) TOWARDS DIRECTION SPECIFIED
76 76 FOG COMING FROM DIRECTION SPECIFIED
77 77 FOG HAS LIFTED, WITHOUT DISSIPATING
78 78 FOG HAS DISPERSED WITHOUT REGARD TO DIRECTION
79 79 MOVING PATCHES OR BANKS OF FOG
80 80 BROCKEN SPECTRE
81 81 RAINBOW
82 82 SOLAR OR LUNAR HALO
83 83 PARHELIA OR ANTHELIA
84 84 SUN PILLAR
85 85 CORONA
86 86 TWILIGHT GLOW
87 87 TWILIGHT GLOW ON THE MOUNTAINS (ALPENGLUEHEN)
88 88 MIRAGE
89 89 ZODIACAL LIGHT
90 90 ST ELMO'S FIRE
1023 1023 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 RESERVED
1 1 SHAFT ENCODER FLOAT SYSTEM
2 2 ULTRASONIC
3 3 RADAR
4 4 PRESSURE (SINGLE TRANSDUCER)
5 5 PRESSURE (MULTIPLE TRANSDUCER)
6 6 PRESSURE (IN STILLING WELL)
7 7 BUBBLER PRESSURE
8 8 ACOUSTIC (WITH SOUNDING TUBE)
9 9 ACOUSTIC (IN OPEN AIR)
63 63 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 NO ASSESSMENT
1 1 LESS THAN 50 KM
2 2 BETWEEN 50 AND 200 KM
3 3 MORE THAN 200 KM
4 4 LESS THAN 50 KM
5 5 BETWEEN 50 AND 200 KM
6 6 MORE THAN 200 KM
7 7 LESS THAN 50 KM
8 8 BETWEEN 50 AND 200 KM
9 9 MORE THAN 200 KM
15 15 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 NO SNOW OR ICE
1 1 SNOW PRESENT
2 2 RESERVED
3 3 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 FIXED PLATFORM
1 1 MOBILE OFFSHORE DRILL SHIP
2 2 JACK-UP RIG
3 3 SEMI-SUBMERSIBLE PLATFORM
4 4 FLOATING PRODUCTION STORAGE AND OFFLOADING (FPSO) UNIT
5 5 LIGHT VESSEL
15 15 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 CLEARED (CLRD//)
1 1 ALL RUNWAYS CLOSED (SNOCLO)
15 15 MISSING VALUE

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0 0 CLEAR AND DRY
1 1 DAMP
2 2 WET WITH WATER PATCHES
3 3 RIME AND FROST COVERED (DEPTH NORMALLY LESS THAN 1 MM)
4 4 DRY SNOW
5 5 WET SNOW
6 6 SLUSH
7 7 ICE
8 8 COMPACTED OR ROLLED SNOW
9 9 FROZEN RUTS OR RIDGES
15 15 MISSING OR NOT REPORTED (E.G. DUE TO RUNWAY CLEARANCE IN PROGRESS)

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0 0 RESERVED
1 1 LESS THAN 10% OF RUNWAY COVERED
2 2 11% TO 25% OF RUNWAY COVERED
5 5 26% TO 50% OF RUNWAY COVERED
9 9 51% TO 100% OF RUNWAY COVERED
15 15 MISSING OR NOT REPORTED (E.G. DUE TO RUNWAY CLEARANCE IN PROGRESS)

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0 0 0.00
1 1 0.01
89 89 0.89
90 90 0.90
91 91 BRAKING ACTION POOR
92 92 BRAKING ACTION MEDIUM TO POOR
93 93 BRAKING ACTION MEDIUM
94 94 BRAKING ACTION MEDIUM TO GOOD
95 95 BRAKING ACTION GOOD
99 99 UNRELIABLE
127 127 MISSING, NOT REPORTED AND/OR RUNWAY NOT OPERATIONAL

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