Every Naval Oceanography Command activity should have climatological records available for their area and for such other areas as may be necessary to provide climatological support at the local command level. Various climatological records are available from NAVOCEANCOM-DET, Asheville, NC 28801-2696. These records include the Meteorological Observations, Radiosonde (SMOR).

Frequency SMOS summaries are prepared for all Navy observing stations from Navy monthly meteorological records (MMRs). Each SMOS is for a specific station. Frequency distributions for

Figure 6-6-1.A wind rose.

various parameters are presented by time of day, month, and year. SMOS are revised every 5 years.

The LCD summary is prepared only for selected civilian stations in the continental U.S.A. (CONUS). It consists of means and extremes (temperature, precipitation, wind, etc.) by month, mean temperature and total precipitation by month for specific years of record, and monthly and seasonal degree-days. The LCD is revised annually.

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