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192 - Plotting Weather Data (Practice)

This document provides instructions to plot weather data from an Excel file located at a given URL. The data contains temperature and pressure values that need to be divided by 10 to get the actual observations. While fonts and colors can be customized, the plot elements like axes, labels, and data points should be accurate representations of the weather data.

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192 - Plotting Weather Data (Practice)

This document provides instructions to plot weather data from an Excel file located at a given URL. The data contains temperature and pressure values that need to be divided by 10 to get the actual observations. While fonts and colors can be customized, the plot elements like axes, labels, and data points should be accurate representations of the weather data.

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Plotting Weather Data (Practice)

Section 17, Lecture 192


Please produce the following graph using the data from this Excel
file: http://pythonhow.com/data/verlegenhuken.xlsx

Some notes:

Temperature and pressure values in the Excel file have a scale factor of 10.
That means you'll have to divide those values by 10 to get the actual
observations.

And yes, you can set your own fonts and colors, but please try to be accurate
with the rest of the plot elements.

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