Soil Moisture and Temperatures

Soil sensors are buried in the ground at the levels indicated below.
Each level has a temperature probe and a moisture sensor.

Moisture is measured in ' cb ' with range of 0 to 200
where 0 being totally saturated and anything over 100 being extremely dry.

Current Planting & Watering Guide

Depth:	Temperature:	Planting Status:	Moisture:	Moisture Status:
10 cm	0.0°C	Too Cold To Plant (< 10 C)	255.0 cb	Dangerously Dry (100+)
20 cm	0.0°C	Too Cold To Plant (< 10 C)	255.0 cb	Dangerously Dry (100+)
40 cm	0.0°C	Too Cold To Plant (< 10 C)	255.0 cb	Dangerously Dry (100+)
60 cm	0.0°C	Too Cold To Plant (< 10 C)	255.0 cb	Dangerously Dry (100+)

Record Soil Temperatures for: January

Depth:	Monthly High:	Monthly Low:
10 cm	-50.0°C on Jan-31	100.0°C on Jan-31
20 cm	0.0°C on Jan-1	0.0°C on Jan-1
40 cm	0.0°C on Jan-1	0.0°C on Jan-1
60 cm	0.0°C on Jan-1	0.0°C on Jan-1

Record Soil Temperatures for: 2020

Depth:	Yearly High:	Yearly Low:
10 cm	-50.0°C on Jan-31	100.0°C on Jan-31
20 cm	0.0°C on Jan-1	0.0°C on Jan-1
40 cm	0.0°C on Jan-1	0.0°C on Jan-1
60 cm	0.0°C on Jan-1	0.0°C on Jan-1

Record Soil Temperatures since: November 27, 2011

Depth:	Record High:	Record Low:
10 cm	-50.0°C on Jan-31-2007	100.0°C on Jan-31-2007
20 cm	0.0°C on Jun-13-2007	0.0°C on Jun-13-2007
40 cm	0.0°C on Jun-13-2007	0.0°C on Jun-13-2007
60 cm	0.0°C on Jun-13-2007	0.0°C on Jun-13-2007

Leaf Wetness Readings

Current	15.0
Daily High	-100.0
Daily Low	100.0

Version 1.12 - Sep 01, 2012 - Script by: Wawaweather.net

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