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=== (Invented rain) Error in all-time extremes or month-by-month all time extremes === | === (Invented rain) Error in all-time extremes or month-by-month all time extremes === | ||
Cumulus stores the following rain extremes; for all time and for every January, February ... December: | |||
*Highest rain rate | |||
*Highest hourly total | |||
*Highest daily total | |||
*Highest monthly total | |||
*Longest dry period | |||
*Longest wet period | |||
The correction procedure for all these is as described in [[#How_do_I_correct_my_all-time_.28or_monthly_all-time.29_records.3F |this FAQ]]. | |||
To see the previous value for all-time records see [[Alltimelog.txt]]. If your all-time records, or month-by-month all-time records have been affected, in Cumulus 1 you can use the built-in editors (in Cumulus MX, use any external text editor). The Cumulus 1 editors can fetch the correct values after you have corrected dayfile.txt. | To see the previous value for all-time records see [[Alltimelog.txt]]. If your all-time records, or month-by-month all-time records have been affected, in Cumulus 1 you can use the built-in editors (in Cumulus MX, use any external text editor). The Cumulus 1 editors can fetch the correct values after you have corrected dayfile.txt. | ||