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Smetar is divided in two parts: The "graphical part" which displays the METAR field, with date, time, wind speed and other parameters as a graph. The "decoded part" which is the real METAR data. This part is made of several different pages, each one with its own purposes, as explained in the list of pages at the bottom of this page. Components This page is only to describe the components as they are presented on the web page. Main page This page displays all the information related to the forecast (temp, wind speed and direction, etc.). This page has the following: a list of countries and their flag the graph of the temperature and the graph of the wind speed the real METAR text a link to other pages that are not explained in this page. Graphical part This page is divided into four main categories. This page is for the sake of clarity, so it is not necessary to go through all the pages. Tables These pages display a list of METAR fields and their values in a table. They are listed in ascending order of weather parameters. It is possible to click on the name of a parameter (e.g. Wind Direction) in order to display the graph of the parameter. Clicking on the same parameter in the list will display the data in the table. Text These pages display the METAR text in a single line. There is no separation between the values of each parameter. The line is only displayed if the METAR text is too long to be displayed in the other pages. Decoded pages The bottom of this page is divided into four categories: "Hourly" This page displays the text of the METAR only for the first parameter, "Hour". It is possible to choose the parameters that will be displayed. By default, all the METAR fields will be displayed, but it is possible to display only a few of them. The text displayed is only for the METAR field. Clicking on the value of the parameters (e.g. Wind Direction) in the graph of the METAR will display the text of that parameter. "Daily" This page displays the text of the METAR for the first two parameters, "Hour" and "Date". By default, the text is only displayed for "Hour" and "Date". By clicking on the parameters in the graph of the METAR, the text is displayed for all the parameters of that hour and day. "Weekly" This page displays the text of the METAR for the first three parameters, "Hour", "Date" and "Week 8e68912320 SMETAR Crack SMETAR is a small, fast, C application that reads METAR (Meteorological Analysis and Reporting) reports via the NOAA Web Service, and provides an easy to use user interface for viewing the data. SMETAR is best used on a personal computer, but may be run on any UNIX-like system. The distribution contains a shell script that will start it automatically for you. The program is useful for tracking local weather and air traffic information. The script can be made to automatically run every minute, or even run once a day, week or month. The script takes in a filename, and prints to stdout the METAR information and some general information on the report. By default, the information is from the last 10 days of reports, but there is an option to change this. If the program is run without any arguments, it will ask for a filename. The program will then read the file and display the data from it in a plain text format. There are two output options: * Single METAR reports with dates and times are sent to stdout * A single page is sent to stdout - Oldest METAR reports are sent to stdout (with times and dates set to the value of the system's clock) - Random METAR reports are sent to stdout (with times and dates set to the value of the system's clock) - A file is sent to stdout - The file can have one line per METAR report. - The file can have a line that looks like: %APPROX_FORECAST%,%SNAP_PERIOD%,%SNAP_TYPE%,%SNAP_STATUS%,%CURTIME%,%PRV_ID%,%PRV_TYPE%,%PRV_TYPE_HBR%,%PRV_STATUS%,%PRV_TYPE_HBR_ID%,%PRV_STATUS_HBR%,%SNAP_TIME% As of December 2007, the NOAA's METAR information is now available from the Weather.NOAA.Gov website. 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