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Cumulus maintains, in the 'data' sub-folder, a single ''dayfile.txt'' file. The last command in '''Edit''' menu is ''dayfile.txt''. If you use this editor and select '''Create missing ''' button then a new file, ''dayfileeditlog.txt'', is created in the main folder where the Cumulus executable is stored. It logs what Cumulus calculates during this editing. Note if you use 'create missing' again, the file gets overwritten, so you may wish to rename any existing ''dayfileeditlog.txt'' file before you use the editor.
== List of fields in the dayfileeditlog.txt file ==
It will have one row for each date that is missing in the original ''dayfile.txt'', but present in monthly log files. A row holds the fields listed [[Dayfile.txt#List_of_fields_in_the_file|here]], including highs and lows of that (meteorological) day, calculated from looking at all the records in the [[
== Content generation ==
Cumulus 'Create missing' makes no attempt to create values for 'highest hourly rainfall' but does the best it can with everything else. Normally, what is stored in dayfile.txt is based on every reading received from the weather station, but only the logged readings are available to put as values and timestamps in dayfileeditlog.txt and Cumulus has to assume that these have captured all extremes for each daily summary row it creates. Calculated values that involve a number of original observations (e.g. temperature and wind speed are needed to calculate wind chill) may be particularly sensitive to logging interval.
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