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Grass Temperature Readings.
Sensor/Depth	Now	Daily High	Daily Low	May High	May Low	2020 High	2020 Low	All Time Record High	All Time Record Low
Sensor 1 at 0 cm	5.0°C	-100.0°C 22:00	100.0°C 04:15	5.0°C 01-May	5.0°C 01-May	13.3°C 23-Feb	1.1°C 21-Jan	50.6°C 30-Jun-15	-6.1°C 01-Jan-70

Soil Temperature Readings.
Sensor/Depth	Now	Daily High	Daily Low	May High	May Low	2020 High	2020 Low	All Time Record High	All Time Record Low
Sensor 1 at 10 cm	15°C	42°C	13°C	47.8°C 26-May	4.4°C 14-May	47.8°C 26-May	-0.6°C 22-Jan	66.7°C 09-Dec-18	-0.6°C 01-Jan-70
Sensor 2 at 20 cm	20°C	20.0°C	17.2°C	20.0°C 26-May	11.1°C 01-May	20.0°C 26-May	4.4°C 21-Jan	69.4°C 09-Dec-18	0.0°C 01-Jan-70
Sensor 3 at 30 cm	17°C	17.2°C	16.7°C	17.2°C 26-May	11.1°C 01-May	17.2°C 26-May	5.0°C 21-Jan	20.6°C 26-Jul-14	-34.4°C 01-Jan-70
Sensor 4 at 50 cm	16°C	15.6°C	15.6°C	15.6°C 26-May	11.7°C 01-May	15.6°C 26-May	6.7°C 21-Jan	69.4°C 09-Dec-18	0.0°C 01-Jan-70

Soil Moisture Readings.
Sensor/Depth	Now	Daily High	Daily Low
Sensor 1 at 10cm	200.0cb	200.0cb	200.0cb
Sensor 2 at 20cm	200.0cb	200.0cb	159.0cb
Sensor 3 at 30cm	200.0cb	200.0cb	200.0cb
Sensor 4 at 50cm	180.0cb	181.0cb	178.0cb

Centibar Reading	Soil Condition
The centibar* (cb) is an agricultural unit of soil water tension (water pressure on plant roots)*
0-10	Saturated Soil. Occurs for a day or two after rain or irrigation.
11-30	Soil is adequately wet (except coarse sands which are drying out at this range).
31-60	Usual range to water (except heavy clay soils). Water at the upper end of this range in cool humid climates and with higher water-holding capacity.
61-100	Usual range to irrigate heavy clay soils.
101-200	Soil is becoming dangerously dry for maximum production.

Additional Observations
Conditions	Current	7-Day	May	2020
Evapotranspiration	5.0 mm	34.9 mm	109.5 mm	297.4 mm
Rainfall	0.0 mm	0.0 mm	4.0 mm	282.8 mm

ET describes the sum of evaporation and plant transpiration from the surface to the atmosphere. Evaporation is the movement of water to the air from the soil, canopy interception, and water bodies. Transpiration is the movement of water within a plant and the subsequent loss of water as vapour through stomata in its leaves.

Irrigation Index¹
Current	7-Day	May	2020
-5 mm	-34.9 mm	-105.5 mm	-14.6 mm

¹Estimated amount of water needed to replace the water used by plants and evaporation. (Negative numbers mean amount of water needed, positive numbers mean excess water is present).

The 7-Day Index (-34.9mm) is a very useful and accurate guide used to determine how much water is needed to maintain your plants. It is derived by taking the last 7 days of rainfall (0.0 mm) minus the last 7-Day ET (34.9 mm), measured by Gosport Weather. The index represents the amount of water needed to replace that lost by ET over the last week. (A positive 7-Day Index means excess water is present).

Precip amounts of 0.2mm (0.01in) are indicative of dew, frost, mist, fog, or a very brief shower.

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Determine your soil composition: Soil Survey

Soil / Grass conditions are monitored by a Davis Soil Moisture/Temperature Station and Extra Temperature Station. The combined station is comprised of an anemometer, barometer, temperature and humidity sensors, rain gauge, solar radiation sensor, UV sensor, 1 thermo sensor (measuring grass temp), 1 leaf wetness sensor, 4 soil moisture sensors, and 4 thermo sensors positioned in the soil (measuring ground temps and providing soil moisture condition). Evapotranspiration and Irrigation values are calculated using Weather Display.