The temperature data below started collection in September of 2006.  There was a couple of week drop out after the earthquake of October 15, 2006.  Since collecton started again on 11/3/06 the data has been reliably recorded every two minutes, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.  A new outdoor sensor was installed in October of 2007.  It reads a truer temperature.  However, for historical reasons, the statistical information is produced about the old sensor and not the new one.  This may change come fall of 2008.

Green - This is the current data from a new sensor placed in October of 2007.  Compare it to the dark green line.  The new sensor is in a better location than the old one.  The rest of the data is from the old sensor that is close to the roof and is affected by the roof's heat mass and from air escaping a window in the condo.

dark Green - This is the current data for the old sensor.

light Red - This is the warmest temperature the old sensor has recorded for the given time on this day of any year since recording began.

light Blue - This is the coolest temperature the old sensor has recorded for the given time on this day of any year since recording began.

Black - This is the average temperature recorded by the old sensor for this day of any year (starting fall 2006).
This data is the same as the top graph, but showing a week's worth of data.

This graph shows two sets of data.

The upper set of data shows the maximum temperatures recorded:  The black line shows the maximum daily temperature for the current year.  The red line (if visible) shows the maximum of daily high temperatures.  The grey line is the average of all daily high temperatures by date.

The low set of data shows the minimum temperatures recorded.