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5.
Wind
Speed
Record
High
.
Press
the
enter
key
to
display
maximum
wind
speed
record
since
the
last
reset.
The
maximum
record
will
be
flashing,
and
the
MAX
icon
will
light
up
(in
the
tendency
section).
To
reset,
press
the
enter
key
for
3
seconds,
and
the
maximum
value
(and
associated
date
and
time)
(and
associated
date
and
time)
will
be
reset
to
current
reading.
5.4
Rain
Press
the
menu
key
to
enter
the
Rain
Set
Mode.
You
can
skip
over
any
setting
by
selecting
the
enter
key.
Figure
14
1.
Rain
Increment
.
Press
the
up
key
or
down
key
to
alternate
the
display
between
1
hour,
24
hour,
week,
month
and
total
rain
increments.
2.
Rain
Units
.
Press
the
enter
key
to
set
the
rain
units.
The
rain
units
will
begin
flashing.
Press
the
up
key
or
down
key
to
alternate
the
display
unit
between
inches
and
mm.
Rain
High
Alarm
.
Press
the
enter
key
to
set
the
rain
high
alarm
function.
The
rain
high
alarm
and
HI
AL
(high
alarm)
will
begin
flashing.
Press
the
up
key
or
down
key
to
adjust
the
rain
alarm.
Press
the
ON/OFF
key
to
select
the
alarm
on
or
off
(if
the
alarm
is
enabled,
the
alarm
icon
will
be
turned
on).
3.
Rain
Record
High
.
Press
the
enter
key
to
display
maximum
rain
record
since
the
last
reset.
The
maximum
record
will
be
flashing,
and
the
MAX
icon
will
light
up
(in
the
tendency
section).
To
reset,
press
the
enter
key
for
3
seconds,
and
the
maximum
value
(and
associated
date
and
time)
will
be
reset
to
current
reading.
4.
Reset
Rain
.
Press
the
enter
key
to
reset
the
rain
values.
The
rain
and
CLEAR
will
begin
flashing.
To
reset,
press
enter
key
for
3
seconds
and
the
1
hour,
24
hour,
week,
month
and
total
rain
will
reset
to
0.
5.5
Barometric
Pressure
Note:
The
weather
station
console
displays
two
different
pressures:
absolute
(measured)
and
relative
(corrected
to
sea-level).
To
compare
pressure
conditions
from
one
location
to
another,
meteorologists
correct
pressure
to
sea-level
conditions.
Because
the
air
pressure
decreases
as
you
rise
in
altitude,
the
sea-level
corrected
pressure
(the
pressure
your
location
would
be
at
if
located
at
sea-level)
is
generally
higher
than
your
measured
pressure.
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