Sentence examples for climatological statistics from inspiring English sources

The agency maintains archives and climatological statistics on Atlantic and Pacific hurricane history, including annual reports on every tropical cyclone, a complete set of tropical cyclone advisories, digitized copies of related materials on older storms, season summaries published as the Monthly Weather Review, and HURDAT, which is the official tropical cyclone database.

In Kyoto Prefecture, the mean total hours of annual sunshine increases inversely in proportion to latitude; in other words, the northern part receives approximately 1,500 h, while the southern part receives approximately 1,900 h (mean calculated from 1987 2010 according to climatological statistics information from the Japan Meteorological Agency).

To account for potential errors in interpretation that could arise from violation of the Abel transform assertion of spherical symmetry, the data are compared to both the climatology and to statistics of simulated ionospheric inversions using the climatological model.

A model is skillful if its forecasts are better than those from what we call a no-skill climatological model — meaning models that are based simply on historical statistics of what's happened in past years.

While NOAA or National Weather Service is always my preferred location for climatological date, the website at this link has some very useful statistics on the climatology of snow in Seattle.

In climatological terms, this timing is suggestive.

In matters climatological, data are sparse.

Presumably this is a strictly climatological analysis?

Climatological factors, however, are not constant.

The climatological base period used is 1982-2010.

U.S. Department of Commerce, NOAA, National Climatic Data Center, Climatological Data: Virginia.