SRML stations: Twin Falls, ID (Latitude: 42.55; Longitude: 114.35; Altitude: 1200 m) Twin Falls was part of the UO solar monitoring network from 1980-1985. In 1994 solar data monitoring resumed with different instrumentation. Detailed information given in tables below. Links in the tables below will take you to more in-depth information about the accuracy of data collected and the instruments in use. Twin Falls 1980 - 1985 Data type Instrument Data interval Period of record Solar radiation Global Eppley PSP hourly 1980-1985 Direct normal Eppley NIP hourly 1980-1985 Diffuse [Calculated] hourly 1980-1985 Meteorological data Temperature   hourly 1980-1985 Twin Falls - AgriMet station Data type Instrument Data interval Period of record Solar radiation Global LI-COR Pyranometer 15 min. 1994-now Diffuse LI-COR Pyranometer with shadowband 15 min. 1994-now Meteorological data Temperature   15 min. 1994-now Rainfall   15 min. 1994-now Wind speed   15 min. 1994-now Wind direction   15 min. 1994-now Relative humidity   15 min. 1994-now Station maintenance The Twin Falls station is located at the USDA Agricultural Research Service Northwest Irrigation and Soil Research Laboratory. We appreciate the assistance of James L. Wright as station maintenance operator.
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