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How not to measure temperature, part 56 Print E-mail
Written by Anthony Watts, Watts Up with That   
 
on Apr 4, 2008, 11:54 AM E.S.T.

Our newest volunteer at surfacestations.org is Keith Taylor, and he’s gotten off to a great start with 2 stations in 2 days. His first was the climate station of record for Williamsburg, KY, USHCN station #158709 (or maybe 158711). Like many USHCN stations, it is located at a sewage treatment plant. I’ve previously mentioned several times how the MMTS electronic thermometer has caused stations converted from traditional mercury max-min thermometers to MMTS to get closer to buildings because of cable laying issues. This one is a little closer than usual.

Williamsburg_KY Looking_East
view looking east -click for a larger image

Keith reports the sensor head is only 33 inches from the brick building wall. And, just off in the background, a new electric power transformer is being installed. In fact it looks like a lot of land use changes are going on around the station due to construction. From the home page of this wastewater treatment plant, we learn that:  Read rest...

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