NETWORK
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FIELD OBSERVATIONS · CALIFORNIA
Compare field evapotranspiration with CIMIS reference ET, inspect station coverage, and follow the latest published observations.
NETWORK
Select a station marker or a table row to focus the charts.
NETWORK STATUS
| Station | Latest ET mm/day |
Daily Δ | 7-day Δ | 30-day Δ | 7-day total mm |
30-day total mm |
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WATER USE
RELATIVE WATER USE
ET / ETo is a field-to-reference comparison. It is not an irrigation recommendation or a crop coefficient calibration by itself.
7-DAY OUTLOOK
| Date | ETo | Kc | ETc | Forecast rain | ETc − rain |
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ETc = forecast ETo × planning Kc. The recent-ratio option uses recent measured ET/ETo as a planning proxy; use a locally validated crop coefficient for irrigation decisions.
DATA CONFIDENCE
LATEST RECORDS
| Station / reference | Latest observation | Data basis | Last 7 days | Status |
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UNDERSTAND THE RECORD
Field ET represents observed crop and soil water loss. Reference ETo represents atmospheric demand over a reference surface. The dashboard keeps coverage, timing, and source status visible so a number is not separated from its measurement context.
Each valid 30-minute ET rate is integrated over its interval. Short internal gaps can be linearly reconstructed, and larger daily gaps can use a reference-ET-scaled estimate when enough recent measured data exist. Measured and estimated contributions remain distinguishable in the data record.
CIMIS ETo is paired to each field station according to the project configuration. Pairings should be reviewed by the network manager for agronomic representativeness.
Live SmartFlux collection is designed to run hourly. This page checks the published API periodically while open. The seven-day outlook is refreshed by the hourly collector when forecast service is available.
Forecast data: Open-Meteo, CC BY 4.0. Map: OpenFreeMap / OpenStreetMap.