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Lat.: 22.02 °S / Lon.: 47.88°W Height: 856(m)
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Year/Month
Observation
Normal
SPI
Mean Temp.
[degC]
Max. Temp.
(Monthly Mean)
[degC]
Min. Temp.
(Monthly Mean)
[degC]
Precip.
[mm]
Mean Temp.
[degC]
Precip.
[mm]
3-Month
6-Month
12-Month
2014-08
20.1
28.2
13.8
2
19.4
26.9
2014-09
21.8
29.0
16.8
116
21.2
60.9
2014-10
23.3
31.0
17.8
57
22.5
109.5
2014-11
22.8
28.8
18.4
197
22.5
146.3
2014-12
23.0
29.0
18.8
282
23.0
199.3
2015-01
25.0
31.6
20.3
124
23.2
291.5
2015-02
23.0
28.9
19.0
204
23.4
192.4
2015-03
22.1
27.1
18.7
178
22.9
128.4
2015-04
21.8
27.8
17.4
41
21.6
69.3
2015-05
18.9
24.1
15.1
56
18.7
58.8
2015-06
18.4
24.9
14.2
23
17.9
33.8
2015-07
18.4
24.3
14.5
70
17.7
27.9
2015-08
19.9
27.3
14.7
9
19.4
26.9
2015-09
22.0
29.0
17.1
160
21.2
60.9
2015-10
24.0
30.8
19.1
45
22.5
109.5
2015-11
23.2
29.0
19.2
266
22.5
146.3
2015-12
23.6
29.1
20.0
156
23.0
199.3
2016-01
23.0
28.2
19.4
464
23.2
291.5
2016-02
24.2
30.2
20.1
191
23.4
192.4
2016-03
30.7
0
22.9
128.4
2016-04
22.5
29.4
17.9
10
21.6
69.3
2016-05
18.9
24.5
14.3
136
18.7
58.8
2016-06
16.5
22.9
12.0
126
17.9
33.8
2016-07
18.2
26.3
12.6
3
17.7
27.9
Note) Background colors of the Standardized Precipitation Indices (SPIs) cell in the table are changed in accordance with the degree of dryness only when the values become below -1.0. It is noted that the SPI value with -9999 (9999) will be displayed in the case of extreme low (high) precipitations where occurrence frequencies of such event are significantly small during a certain period. "Occurrence frequencies are significantly small" means cumulative probability equals zero (one) or is very close to zero (one).
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