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countyweather (version 0.1.0)

plot_hourly_timeseries: Write plot files for hourly weather time series dataframes.

Description

Writes a directory with plots for every weather data timeseries file present in the specified directory (as produced by the write_hourly_timeseries function) for a particular weather variable. These plots are meant to aid in initial exploratory analysis.

Usage

plot_hourly_timeseries(var, year, data_directory, plot_directory, data_type = "rds")

Arguments

var
A character string specifying which weather variable for which you would like to produce plots (the variable must be present in the timeseries dataframe).
year
A year or vector of years giving the year(s) present in the time series dataframe.
data_directory
The absolute or relative pathname for the directory where your daily timeseries dataframes (produced by daily_timeseries) are saved.
plot_directory
The absolute or relative pathname for the directory where you would like the plots to be saved.
data_type
A character string indicating the type of timeseries files you would like to produce plots for (either "rds" or "csv"). This option defaults to .rds files.

Value

Writes out a directory with plots of time series data for a given weather variable for each file present in the directory specified.

Examples

Run this code
## Not run: 
# write_hourly_timeseries(fips = c("08031", "12086"), year = c(1994, 1995),
#                         coverage = 0.90, var = c("wind_speed", "temperature"),
#                         out_directory = "~/timeseries_hourly")
# plot_hourly_timeseries(var = "wind_speed", year = c(1994, 1995),
#                        data_directory = "~/timeseries_hourly/data",
#                        plot_directory = "~/timeseries_hourly/plots_wind_speed")
# plot_hourly_timeseries(var = "temperature", year = c(1994, 1995),
#                        data_directory = "~/timeseries_hourly/data",
#                        plot_directory = "~/timeseries_hourly/plots_temperature")
# ## End(Not run)

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