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Snowflake Practise

The document contains 4 requests for weather data summaries: 1) Number of deliveries delayed in the previous January due to over 6 inches of snowfall 2) Forecast data for rain at a specific location and date 3) Number of days exceeding 80 degrees in July to forecast product sales 4) Weekly weather forecast for outdoor dining planning

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Snowflake Practise

The document contains 4 requests for weather data summaries: 1) Number of deliveries delayed in the previous January due to over 6 inches of snowfall 2) Forecast data for rain at a specific location and date 3) Number of days exceeding 80 degrees in July to forecast product sales 4) Weekly weather forecast for outdoor dining planning

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// How many of my deliveries will be delayed due to snowfall?

/*

When it snows in excess of six inches per day, my company experiences delivery delays. How many of
my deliveries were impacted during the third week of January for the previous year?

*/

WITH timestamps AS

SELECT

DATE_TRUNC(year,DATEADD(year,-1,CURRENT_DATE())) AS ref_timestamp,

LAST_DAY(DATEADD(week,2 + CAST(WEEKISO(ref_timestamp) != 1 AS
INTEGER),ref_timestamp),week) AS end_week,

DATEADD(day, day_num - 7, end_week) AS date_valid_std

FROM

SELECT

ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY SEQ1()) AS day_num

FROM

TABLE(GENERATOR(rowcount => 7))

SELECT

country,

postal_code,

date_valid_std,

tot_snowfall_in

FROM

standard_tile.history_day

NATURAL INNER JOIN

timestamps

WHERE

country='US' AND

tot_snowfall_in > 6.0


ORDER BY

postal_code,date_valid_std

// Determine if an event will be impacted by rain.

/*

I am hosting an outdoor event in seven days. How can I utilize your forecast data to determine if my
event will be impacted by rain?

*/

SELECT COUNTRY,DATE_VALID_STD, POSTAL_CODE, DATEDIFF(day,current_date(),DATE_VALID_STD)


AS DAY, HOUR(TIME_INIT_UTC) AS HOUR, TOT_PRECIPITATION_IN FROM
STANDARD_TILE.FORECAST_DAY WHERE POSTAL_CODE='32333' AND DAY=7;

// Use temperature data to create sales forecast.

/*

Our company sells 70% more product when the temperature is in excess of 80 degrees and I am
trying to create a product sales forecast for this upcoming July. How can we use your climatology
data to quickly ascertain how many days “normally” exceed 80 degrees during the month of July?

*/

SELECT COUNTRY, POSTAL_CODE, SUM(IFF(AVG_OF__DAILY_MAX_TEMPERATURE_AIR_F>80, 1, 0))


DaysAbove80 FROM STANDARD_TILE.CLIMATOLOGY_DAY WHERE DOY_STD>=182 AND
DOY_STD<=212 AND COUNTRY='US' GROUP BY COUNTRY,POSTAL_CODE ORDER BY DaysAbove80
DESC, COUNTRY, POSTAL_CODE;

// Can my restaurant use weather to determine the amount of footfall traffic that we will have in the
next week?

/*

Our restaurant has a significant amount of outdoor dining space. We need to determine staffing and
demand based on the forecasted weather for next week.

*/

SELECT

postal_code,

country,

date_valid_std,
avg_temperature_air_2m_f,

avg_humidity_relative_2m_pct,

avg_wind_speed_10m_mph,

tot_precipitation_in,

tot_snowfall_in,

avg_cloud_cover_tot_pct,

probability_of_precipitation_pct,

probability_of_snow_pct

FROM

SELECT

postal_code,

country,

date_valid_std,

avg_temperature_air_2m_f,

avg_humidity_relative_2m_pct,

avg_wind_speed_10m_mph,

tot_precipitation_in,

tot_snowfall_in,

avg_cloud_cover_tot_pct,

probability_of_precipitation_pct,

probability_of_snow_pct,

DATEADD(DAY,1,CURRENT_DATE()) AS skip_date,

DATEADD(DAY,7 - DAYOFWEEKISO(skip_date),skip_date) AS next_sunday

FROM

standard_tile.forecast_day

WHERE

date_valid_std BETWEEN next_sunday AND DATEADD(DAY,6,next_sunday)

ORDER BY

date_valid_std
;

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