我在哪里可以找到的记录有记录以来最大的单日降雨量在任何日期在一个特定的地点吗?- 江南体育网页版- - - - -地球科学堆江南电子竞技平台栈交换 最近30从www.hoelymoley.com 2023 - 07 - 10 - t12:27:12z //www.hoelymoley.com/feeds/question/10446 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/rdf //www.hoelymoley.com/q/10446 4 我在哪里可以找到的记录有记录以来最大的单日降雨量在任何日期在一个特定的地点吗? andrewniesen //www.hoelymoley.com/users/8213 2017 - 05 - 22 - t23:11:28z 2017 - 05 - 26 - t13:58:01z < p >我需要找出有史以来最大的降雨量在亚特兰大,乔治亚州,美国。我可以在哪里找到这个记录? < / p > //www.hoelymoley.com/questions/10446/-/10449 # 10449 6 JeopardyTempest回答的我在哪里可以找到的记录有记录以来最大的单日降雨量在任何日期在一个特定的地点吗? JeopardyTempest //www.hoelymoley.com/users/6298 2017 - 05 - 23 - t06:20:53z 2017 - 05 - 26 - t12:04:04z < p >听起来像你的问题,像大多数关于历史数据的问题,可能有点难以找到正确的来源,因为它往往是在世界各地。< / p > < p >但见到你说亚特兰大点亮了我的眼睛!< / p > < p >,如果一个人正在寻求美国气候观测信息网站(大多数大城市,和一个相当合理的网络在我们…大约有2 - 6 /气象局办公室),还有一个伟大的来源历史数据,用一个小环顾四周,允许您快速回答关于你所在地区的很多有趣的问题一旦你习惯做…NowData门户在本地国家气象局办公室的网站。发现:< / p > < ul > <李>到< a href = " http://www.weather.gov/ " rel = " nofollow noreferrer " > < / >国家气象服务。李李< / > < >点击你的本地区域(这将带你到你当地的NWS办公室网页)< /李> <李>扫描在页面的中间找到过去气候和天气的半腰处下拉,你应该遇到NowData链接(这个我不得不点击更多菜单)< /李> < / ul > < p >失望很难导航到NowData中心,但是你只需要找到它大约一次,然后你设置!< / p > < p >速度你:< a href = " http://w2.weather.gov/climate/xmacis.php?wfo = ffc " rel = " nofollow noreferrer " > < / >是亚特兰大(桃树城)的直接联系。< / p > < p >然后,一旦NowData页面,你想:< / p > < ul > <李>亚特兰大地区的选址(结合过去和当前官方亚特兰大观察网站一起回去尽可能官方亚特兰大观测)< /李> <李>产品,单击日历日总结单选按钮< /李> <李>今年范围应该会好的……你想运动(运动=段记录,这意味着回到一开始的记录)< /李> <李>变量=降水< /李> = <李>总结每日最大李< / > < / ul > < p >和中提琴,单击Go,你会拥有它。不,它不是一个列表。 In some ways, to some, it may be better, it's a page of the maximum precipitation values every day of the year. (Which allows you to see other things that might pique interest... such that [as is common in precipitation data due to such wild variability], the days calendar days on which Atlanta has never received an inch of rain are: February 29, April 21, May 10, May 12, September 9, September 12?

Anyways, it's a bunch of numbers... but the extra positive is that the maximums for each month are highlight red. So just search through those quickly, you should find that the maximum 24-hour recorded rainfall in Atlanta history is:

1. 7.36" on March 29, 1886

Second (assuming there was no additional great storm on a different March 29th!) was much more recent:

2. 6.68" on October 4, 1995

You may well be able to dig around the climate category on that Peachtree City National Weather Service page and find more information on the major storms including those, and a better, simpler list. But if not, at least the NowData offers the chance to reliably get answers to many questions like yours.

I know, it's definitely not all the most intuitive. At least it's consistent. And, especially if you have some rudimentary spreadsheet experience, it can be made to tell you what you need rather quickly (in 15 years of meteorology, I still regularly use it myself.) If somebody has a very reliable, comprehensive source for historical data that is fairly straightforward to the typical user, I'd be absolutely right at the front of the line to congratulate them.

(And it is indeed a real pity, that in an era where the big concern is supposed to be changing climate, it still is fairly abstruse and convoluted to get great comprehensive climate information in an intuitive way from an official source)

But hopefully, while it's not absolutely beautiful in method, it not only answered your question, but given you and others the tool to answer the same question and quite a few others on temperature\precipitation climate\history for many other cities around the country!
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