30/21 - Air temperature/dewpoint temperature group in whole degrees Celsius In this case, air temperature is 30 degrees C... dewpoint temperature is 21 degrees C. A2992 - Altimeter (pressure) reading in inches of mercury (29.92 in/hg) RMK - Remarks section follows FQT LTGICCCCG OHD-W MOVG E RAB25 TSB32 CB ALQDS - Thunderstorm/precipitation comments... there is frequent lightning (in cloud, cloud-to-cloud, and cloud-to-ground) overhead through the west... rain began at 25 minutes after the hour... the thunderstorm began at 32 minutes after the hour... there are cumulonimbus clouds visible in all quadrants of the sky SLP132 - Sea Level Pressure Reading in millibars (to the tenths place) You add a "9" or "10" before this number to get the number closest to 1000 mb In this case.. the reading is equal to 1013.2 millibars P0035 - Precipitation amount since the top of the last hour in hundredths of an inch In this case, 0.35" has fallen T03020210 - Air Temperature/Dewpoint Temperature Group (to tenths of a degree) A degree of celsius is larger (by a factor of 1.8) than a degree of fahrenhiet.
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began began add is reading is equal to
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1013.2 millibars