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==Why might your extremes need to be corrected?== | ==Why might your extremes need to be corrected?== | ||
If there is a rogue value read from your weather station (this could be due to noise affecting communications, or because a sensor has been knocked), it can get into any of those extreme record files and it might also make related derived value extremes wrong as well. | If there is a [[Correcting_Extremes#Rogue_value|rogue value]] read from your weather station (this could be due to noise affecting communications, or because a sensor has been knocked), it can get into any of those extreme record files and it might also make related derived value extremes wrong as well. | ||
It is also possible that you have discovered that you made a mistake in setting up or calibrating a sensor, and this leads you to identifying a constant/multiplier adjustment | It is also possible that you have discovered that you made a mistake in setting up or calibrating a sensor, and this leads you to identifying a constant/multiplier adjustment | ||