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Originally Posted by rm -rf
Riding S to N:

From the useful weatherspark.com averages for Astoria Oregon. (The previous post's link was showing July only--change the URL "/7/" to "/5/" to get May Averages.)

May winds. The chart doesn't match up with the yearly chart--why ("East" seems to be wrong)?

A little N, NE, and the other directions evenly split. Almost no calm days! Of course, any given day could be all one direction.

Yearly:

"The fraction of time spent with the wind blowing from the various directions on a daily basis. Stacked values do not always sum to 100% because the wind direction is undefined when the wind speed is zero. "
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compare to Arcata CA averages:
Arcata May only link.
Again this May winds chart doesn't seem to match with the yearly chart.


Yearly:
The bar graphs are yearly charts for a given year in Arcata. If you look at the information for May it will show the % time for a given wind direction for the year in the bar graph, 14% east.

The area chart below the bar graph, shows the percent days at a given wind direction for May, east winds are experienced approximately 9-12% of the time on any given day.

At least that is how I interpreted it. It is a little confusing, and I'm easily confused
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