Historic gridded files of daily precipitation sum in the Netherlands from 1910-2010 measured on 102 homogenized observations of the voluntary network. The time interval is 08:00-08:00 UT.

Gridded files of daily maximum temperature in the Netherlands. Based on 33 -35 automatic weather stations of the KNMI.

Volume data of all radar moments (e.g. radar reflectivity, radial velocity, polarimetric variables, quality indicators) for the radar in Den Helder. Time interval is 5 minutes. See data set radar_tar_volume_denhelder/1.0 for an archive that goes back to 2008.

Gridded files of radar reflectivities at 1500 m over the Netherlands and surrounding area measured by two radars in Herwijnen and Den Helder. Time interval is 5 minutes. See data set radar_tar_refl_composites/1.0 for an archive that goes back to 2008.

Gridded files of daily minimum temperature in the Netherlands. Based on 33 -35 automatic weather stations of the KNMI.

The KNW (KNMI North Sea Wind) atlas is based on the ERA-Interim reanalyses dataset which captures more than 40 years (January 1979 - August 2019) of meteorological measurements and generates 3D wind (temperature, etc) fields consistent with these measurements and the laws of physics. Read the manual at the KNW website: https://www.knmiprojects.nl/projects/knw-atlas. This dataset is downscaled using the state-of-the-art weather forecasting model, HARMONIE with a horizontal grid of 2.5 km. The vertical profile of wind speed was calibrated against the 200 m tall Cabauw measurement mast to obtain a single wind shear correction coefficient which was applied throughout the whole dataset. The result is a high resolution dataset of more than 40 years: the KNW dataset. The model statistics in this specific dataset cover the original 35 year period of the KNW Atlas.

Historic gridded files of daily Makkink evaporation for 1910-1980 in the Netherlands. Calculated from sunshine duration measured on 5 weather stations.

Gridded files of daily mean temperature in the Netherlands. Based on 33 -35 automatic weather stations of the KNMI.

The KNW (KNMI North Sea Wind) atlas is based on the ERA-Interim reanalyses dataset which captures more than 40 years (January 1979 - August 2019) of meteorological measurements and generates 3D wind (temperature, etc) fields consistent with these measurements and the laws of physics. Read the manual at the KNW website: https://www.knmiprojects.nl/projects/knw-atlas. This dataset is downscaled using the state-of-the-art weather forecasting model, HARMONIE with a horizontal grid of 2.5 km. The vertical profile of wind speed was calibrated against the 200 m tall Cabauw measurement mast to obtain a single wind shear correction coefficient which was applied throughout the whole dataset. The result is a high resolution dataset of more than 40 years: the KNW dataset.

The KNW (KNMI North Sea Wind) atlas is based on the ERA-Interim reanalyses dataset which captures more than 40 years (January 1979 - August 2019) of meteorological measurements and generates 3D wind (temperature, etc) fields consistent with these measurements and the laws of physics. Read the manual at the KNW website: https://www.knmiprojects.nl/projects/knw-atlas. This dataset is downscaled using the state-of-the-art weather forecasting model, HARMONIE with a horizontal grid of 2.5 km. The vertical profile of wind speed was calibrated against the 200 m tall Cabauw measurement mast to obtain a single wind shear correction coefficient which was applied throughout the whole dataset. The result is a high resolution dataset of more than 40 years: the KNW dataset. Extensions of the time series from 2014 up to and including August 2019 are available in another dataset within the KNMI data centre.