Fred Clade shared this with me the other day.
Indianapolis Climatological Data
Compared to digging through the monthly edited climate data, that link is much easier to get recent weather data at your finger tips. No importing .csv files. No long waiting, just the ease of drop down menus!
An interesting tidbit about the recent cold snaps in January. There were 1387 HDD here in Indianapolis. Historically, the average for January is 1145 HDD. So for those of you here around Indy, you can tell your clients they can expect their heating bills to be about 21% more than they would be in a typical year. Last year there were only 1083 HDD here in Indy, so they could expect a heating bill to be about 30% more than last year's bill. Client Ed!
The process is a little different depending on what part of the state you want data for. The link to the northeast (Fort Wayne) region is here.
As you can tell, the site is not the same. To look at monthly data for the northwest part of Indiana, you need to select 'Preliminary Monthly Climate Data (CF6)', then pick the year and month you'd like to see.
Northwest Indiana, Evansville, and Cincinnati have a similar method.
Sunday, February 9, 2014
Thursday, February 6, 2014
2014 Vectren Share the Warmth
Has been approved. Agencies with Vectren clients, be looking for MOUs in your mail. There aren't any significant changes. Client testimonials and pictures are still required. Funding levels have increased a bit, and the time line is going to be shorter due to the MOUs not getting approved until February. Here we go again!
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