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Question

Between the two tables, you can compare what is the normally expected temperature in Savannah, Georgia to what was actually experienced in 2017.

Temperatures for Savannah Georgia (Degrees Fahrenheit)

Monthly Normal (1981-2010) Temperatures, Savannah Georgia

Normal

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Annual

Std Dev

Maximum

60.4

64.3

70.9

77.6

84.6

89.9

92.4

90.6

86

78.4

70.6

62.5

Mean

49.5

53

59.2

65.6

73.3

79.8

82.6

81.5

76.9

67.9

59.3

51.7

Minimum

38.6

41.7

47.6

53.6

62.1

69.8

72.8

72.4

67.8

57.5

47.9

40.8

Monthly 2017 Temperatures, Savannah Georgia

Month

Jan

Feb

March

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Annual

Std Dev

Maximum

69

74

74

83

87

89

92

91

89

81

72

63

Mean

58

62

61

71

76

81

83

83

79

71

60

53

Minimum

47

49

48

59

64

72

74

74

69

61

48

43

For this exercise, you will need to start by completing the two tables and figuring out the Annual Maximum, Minimum and Mean temperatures (the mean of these means) and the Standard Deviation for the Annual temperatures. Figure out the standard deviation using the population and not the sample.

Once you have calculated those, you will need to answer the following questions.

Answer the following questions:

Using the Mean, Was January 2017 warmer or colder than Normal? Explain your answer.

Using the Mean, how many months in 2017 were colder than Normal?

Using the Mean, how many months in 2017 were warmer than Normal?

Using the Normal standard deviation for maximum temperature, how many months in 2017 did not fall within 1 standard deviation for maximum temperature?

Repeat question 4 for both the minimum temperatures and the mean temperatures.

Which, if any, months in 2017 fell outside 1 standard deviation for all three temperature groups?

What do these statistics tell us about Savannah’s temperature in the year 2017, compared to what is considered normal?

Between the two tables, you can compare what is the normally expected temperature in Savannah, Georgia to what was actually experienced in 2017.

Temperatures for Savannah Georgia (Degrees Fahrenheit)

Monthly Normal (1981-2010) Temperatures, Savannah Georgia

Normal

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Annual

Std Dev

Maximum

60.4

64.3

70.9

77.6

84.6

89.9

92.4

90.6

86

78.4

70.6

62.5

Mean

49.5

53

59.2

65.6

73.3

79.8

82.6

81.5

76.9

67.9

59.3

51.7

Minimum

38.6

41.7

47.6

53.6

62.1

69.8

72.8

72.4

67.8

57.5

47.9

40.8

Monthly 2017 Temperatures, Savannah Georgia

Month

Jan

Feb

March

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Annual

Std Dev

Maximum

69

74

74

83

87

89

92

91

89

81

72

63

Mean

58

62

61

71

76

81

83

83

79

71

60

53

Minimum

47

49

48

59

64

72

74

74

69

61

48

43

For this exercise, you will need to start by completing the two tables and figuring out the Annual Maximum, Minimum and Mean temperatures (the mean of these means) and the Standard Deviation for the Annual temperatures. Figure out the standard deviation using the population and not the sample.

Once you have calculated those, you will need to answer the following questions.

Answer the following questions:

Using the Mean, Was January 2017 warmer or colder than Normal? Explain your answer.

Using the Mean, how many months in 2017 were colder than Normal?

Using the Mean, how many months in 2017 were warmer than Normal?

Using the Normal standard deviation for maximum temperature, how many months in 2017 did not fall within 1 standard deviation for maximum temperature?

Repeat question 4 for both the minimum temperatures and the mean temperatures.

Which, if any, months in 2017 fell outside 1 standard deviation for all three temperature groups?

What do these statistics tell us about Savannah’s temperature in the year 2017, compared to what is considered normal?

Explanation / Answer

Here is the computation for 1981-2000:

Similarly for 2017, here it is-

1) All temperatures in Jan are less than respective mean values. So, it is relatively colder

2) Mean = 69.8

If mean < 69.8, they are the months colder than normal

Which are- Jan, Feb, Mar, Nov and Dec

3) Mean = 69.8

If mean > 69.8, they are the months warmer than normal

Which are- Apr, May, Jun, July, Aug, Sep and Oct

4) 1 SD from Max temp = 80.3+-9.3= (71, 89.6)

Jan, Dec, July and Aug were out of this range

5) 1 SD from Mean temp = 69.8+-10.2 = (59.6, 80)

Jan, Dec, Jun, July and Aug are outside this range

6) 1 SD from Min= 59+-11.1= (47.9, 70.1)

Jan, Dec, Jun, July and Aug are outside this range

7) Common Months- Jan, Dec,July and Aug

Normal Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Annual Std Dev Maximum 60.4 64.3 70.9 77.6 84.6 89.9 92.4 90.6 86 78.4 70.6 62.5 77.4 11.0 Mean 49.5 53 59.2 65.6 73.3 79.8 82.6 81.5 76.9 67.9 59.3 51.7 66.7 11.6 Minimum 38.6 41.7 47.6 53.6 62.1 69.8 72.8 72.4 67.8 57.5 47.9 40.8 56.1 12.2