1:3.5.2 Generated Daily Value
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The triangular distribution used to generate daily relative humidity values requires four inputs: mean monthly relative humidity, maximum relative humidity value allowed in month, minimum relative humidity value allowed in month, and a random number between 0.0 and 1.0.
The maximum relative humidity value, or upper limit of the triangular distribution, is calculated from the mean monthly relative humidity with the equation:
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where is the largest relative humidity value that can be generated on a given day in the month, and is the average relative humidity for the month.
The minimum relative humidity value, or lower limit of the triangular distribution, is calculated from the mean monthly relative humidity with the equation:
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where is the smallest relative humidity value that can be generated on a given day in the month, and is the average relative humidity for the month.
The triangular distribution uses one of two sets of equations to generate a relative humidity value for the day. If then
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If then
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where is the average relative humidity calculated for the day, is a random number generated by the model each day, is the average relative humidity for the month, is the smallest relative humidity value that can be generated on a given day in the month, is the largest relative humidity value that can be generated on a given day in the month, and is the mean of and .