What the weather costs
- Each mark is one day since —, the wall connector's first reading: its high against house use without EV charging, which rises in the cold.
- The right-hand climb is air conditioning, holding the office near — to —°F: days above —°F average — kWh, against — on days of — to —°F.
- The left-hand climb is not heating: heat and hot water here are gas. Is it a response to cold?
- — months of — had at least — days with a high below —°F. Of their — pairs, the colder used more in —, less in —.
- Against dry days with a high in the same 10°F band, the — days with at least 0.1 in of rain averaged — kWh, against —.
warmer inside than outcooler inside than out each mark is one day dry rain, larger for more rain unknown
What rain costs
- The bars show average daily generation in each calendar month, both years pooled.
- Dry days stand against days with at least 0.1 in of rain.
- Only days whose generation is rated ok count.
- A month needs three days of each to be shown. The small numbers are the day counts.
- Across the — months shown, — rainy days made — kWh on average.
- — dry days in the same months made — kWh. So rainy days made —% less.
dry days days with rain