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== A brief history of these reports == | == A brief history of these reports == | ||
Cumulus 1, 2, and MX, generate climatological reports for both Monthly and Yearly periods. The reports were first added to Cumulus 2 after someone asked for this feature in enhancement request 44. They were based on Weatherlink reports, that in turn were based on climatological reports issued by The US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's National Weather Service (the reason for using NOAA in the naming of the reports). Ken True implemented the Weatherlink reports in his Saragota suite, and Steve Loft took that as his starting point. Although they were | Cumulus 1, 2, and MX, generate climatological reports for both Monthly and Yearly periods. The reports were first added to Cumulus 2 after someone asked for this feature in enhancement request 44. They were based on Weatherlink reports, that in turn were based on climatological reports issued by The US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's National Weather Service (the reason for using NOAA in the naming of the reports). Ken True implemented the Weatherlink reports in his Saragota suite, and Steve Loft took that as his starting point. Although they were first only in Cumulus 2, they were added to Cumulus 1 in version 1.9.2 (build 1004) released in July 2011, after the abandonment of Cumulus 2. | ||
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