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Year at a glance draws twelve months of day length, climate normals and the recorded field cycle for an accession, an appellation or a growing area, built by Module:Climate year. Template:Accession, Template:Infobox Appellation and Template:Infobox Growing Area call it, so pages never need to.

Parameters

Parameter What it takes
kind accession, appellation or growing area
key The page whose figures are wanted. Empty: the current page.
country The country as written in the infobox. It sets the local clock time of sunrise, sunset, first and last light (standard time, and summer time in the months it applies).
growing_area Appellations only: the growing area whose accessions give the field cycle when no accession linked to the appellation records one.
cycle_1_earliest_planting … cycle_2_harvest_end Accessions only: the eight cycle fields of Template:Accession, as written (a month, optionally with Early, Mid or Late).
collapsed yes: the strip starts open with a toggle that folds it to a one-line bar.

What it shows

  • Day and night: first light, sunrise, sunset and last light on the 15th of each month in local clock time, hours of daylight, and minutes of daylight gained or lost per day. Computed from the point's latitude and longitude with a flat horizon.
  • Temperature, rain, VPD and sunlight: monthly climate normals for 1981–2010 from CHELSA V2.1. An accession uses its own point. An appellation uses the climate cells holding its accessions, each cell counted once, or its whole area when none has coordinates. A growing area uses its whole area.
  • Field cycle: an accession's own cycle fields. An appellation or growing area combines the cycles of the accessions linked to it; an appellation with none falls back to its growing area's.

Nothing is shown for a page with no computed climate profile. The method and datasets: Help:Climate matches.