Data Quality for Moneta, VA
CWOP ID - C6097

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Barometer Graph
Madis Value:	%
Data Span:	28 Days
Average Barometer Error:
Error Standard Deviation:
Calculations/Data courtesy of Phillip Gladstone. Script courtesy of  Michael Holden of Relay Weather.

Temperature Graph
Madis Value:	%
Data Span: 28 Days	24 Hours	Daytime	Nighttime
Average Temp. Error:
Error Standard Deviation:
Calculations/Data courtesy of Phillip Gladstone. Script courtesy of  Michael Holden of Relay Weather.

Dewpoint Graph
Madis Value:	%
Data Span: 28 Days	24 Hours	Daytime	Nighttime
Average Dewpoint Error:
Error Standard Deviation:
Calculations/Data courtesy of Phillip Gladstone. Script courtesy of  Michael Holden of Relay Weather.

Wind
Madis Value:	%
Calculations/Data courtesy of Phillip Gladstone. Script courtesy of  Michael Holden of Relay Weather.

Smith Mountain Lake Weather is a proud member of the Citizen Weather Observer Program (CWOP). The above charts represent data reported to CWOP for Moneta, VA (C6097 actuals in blue) with the predicted data based on surrounding stations (C6097 Analysis in red).

Data Quality:
The MADIS value represents the percentage of observations that have successfully passed the MADIS QC checks. If the Madis rating is within the acceptable limits, a green check will appear. Otherwise, a red x-mark will appear indicating that the data has not passed quality control.

Errors
If the above errors are POSITIVE, this means that the analysis variable is HIGHER than the reported variable. This means that the sensor is reading a variable lower than expected. If the above errors are NEGATIVE, this means that the analysis variable is LOWER than the reported variable. This means that the sensor is reading a variable higher than expected.

CWOP:
The Citizen Weather Observer Program (CWOP) is a private-public partnership with the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration. Its three main goals: 1) to collect weather data contributed by citizens; 2) to make these data available for weather services; and 3) to provide feedback to the data contributors so that they have the tools to check and improve their data quality.

Many thanks go to Phillip Gladstone at CWOP for his dedication to providing the needed accuracy and quality checks for the amateur weather observer.