The graphs are fairly straight forward to read. The date for each graph is near the center top of each image. The values for each measured parameter are the vertical scales left and right on each panel. The axis across the bottom is time, 24 hour format, with 00:00 on the left and 24:00 on the right. The light vertical lines in each panel are two hour time indicators.

The top panel is barometric pressure, average wind speed, and peak wind speed. The barometric pressure graph is the pink line and the corresponding scale is in the same color on the right vertical scale. Pressure is in inches of mercury. Peak wind speed is the red graph, average wind speed is the blue graph, both are red using the red numbers on the left vertical scale The speed is in miles per hour (mph).

The middle panel is wind direction. The red graph line is the wind direction indication, on the right side is a scale with N (north) at the top, and N again on the bottom, the center is marked with S (south). On the left side is the same scale, but in degrees instead, 360 at the top and 0 at the bottom.

The bottom panel is indoors temperature, outdoors temperature, humidity, dew point, and rain fall. Temperatures are in degrees Fahrenheit, humidity is in percent, and rainfall is in inches. Indoor temp is the brown or maroon line, the scale is the same color and on the right of the graph. Outdoor temp is the green line, and the scale is also green and on the right. Humidity is the blue line, and the scale is the same color and on the left. Dew point is the pink line, and it uses the green outdoor temp scale on the right side. The rainfall line is the red graph, and is associated with the red scale on the left.