Thanks man

whyy the fuck woulkfd you have a video on calculating dew point and just have a fucking graph do it for you and calculate relative humidity instead ?

Super thanks.

Don't smack your lips, asshole

I thought the title was how to calculate dew point not relative humidity.

Thank you for really good tutorial. Here you have calculated the avg monthly temp for 2013. Could you tell how to calculate avg monthly for period, for ex.2013-2023? thank you

No comments , no likes pin me I'm the first one to do it

Why use 65 as base temperature. I think different region should have different value

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Doing this for fishing n shit

Thank you for taking the time to create this video, your video helped me.

thanks

Hey, Marcos, how to create the boundary file? Can we use the DEM and set the DEM=0 to derive the boundary file?

God bless you real good man

I am trying to measure all the streets in a specific development. Sometimes I get into a dead end and will like to change the end point I click on another point and the dot changes to a blue square. However when I click another point it jumps from the next to last point. How can I prevent that?

super thanks for your demonstration

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Why can't you Take the month Average (30.3-65)*31 for days. which equals -1075.7 or -1076

1:02 to 1:30 variation.

Marcos my man, you are a stress reliever and a life saver. Thank you so much

Thanks for this. I was pulling my hair out. My professor kept sending back my file because he only saw one site, when I had 10 sites. Phew...thanks.

They retired the American FactFinder. I think you need to check their "Microdata" to get the full datasets instead of the pre-prepared tables.

Just love it how u explain this thing. And ur english really great for someone doesnt have a high skill on english. Hhahah XD

thank you very much

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How is it 6°

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Many thanks for explaining this using imperial measure rather than metric. Most vids use metric which just makes another conversion to imperial necessary.

god adiabatic changes are why i'm doing so bad in geography. thank you for a more broader explanation..

Thankyou for this video

Thank you this was so informative!! Great work!

What's a mixing ratio? I learned dew point without that

Hello Marcos : Thanks for uploading this excellent video. Is it possible to upload the input data for the model?

can you make a video on how to Develop GIS model to develop Snyder’s synthetic unit Hydrograph? please?

Which DROP...

Bro your video is such a GOLD! saved my time and energy I was looking this method a lot and found ur video finally thanks a LOT!

Thank you Marcos, I'm better prepared for my test later today

it doesnt take into account the spatial distance between points, it is I Moran

Thanks for this bro really helpful

Pls help me. i always get a broken image in my pop us eventhough the image size is small. thank you

Thanks for this video, I was looking for a way to do this, and you just teach me, thanks for such a important video. Very Grateful.

It does not work

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Can you add a video to a pop-up?

Hi; is there any excel sheet available to calculate season on any given coordinate?

Great video

Very precise explanation. Thank you very much

Hi how do I cinc my files across my devices

Midday sun angle formula for Northern midlatitudes (23.4-66.6°N): Y = 23.4 sin θ + 90° - L where θ is the seasonal longitude of the sun (0° = March equinox) and L is your latitude.

Thank you! This helped me so much!