03-18-2019, 06:20 AM
(03-18-2019, 03:18 AM)Square Wrote:(03-17-2019, 01:19 PM)Chicopee Wrote: When the Breithaupt Block was occupied by Perstorp Components/Collins & Aikman, that box housed a thermometer. When a temperature of 28° was observed, plant floor personnel were provided with "heat relief", meaning extra breaks, company-provided Gatorade and the option to go home four hours early without pay.
It was not an official weather station of any kind, just a thermometer in a white box.
Thank you for the information! Too bad it was not a official weather station. Still trying to find any info about Kitchener weather station from 1914 to 1977, with no luck. The only info I have is this info Latitude:
43°26'00.000" N
Longitude:
80°30'00.000" W
points me to here : https://www.google.ca/maps/@43.4334355,-...m2!1e4!1e1
That’s false precision. The “00.000” at the end of those numbers can’t be counted upon; and the “30” in the second one may as well be “½” (although there is at least some chance that it is accurate to 1 minute, given the other number).
So you’re really looking at a rectangle about 1 nautical mile north/south and half that east/west, even assuming we believe the “30”.