Hike Summary
Generated by the Hike-izer skill (CARD-0073) · data from the JCTsh Environmental Data pipeline
Weather Forecast at Hike Start
The Hike
A shorter, brighter outing than the night before — this one ran from mid-morning into midday, with the sun climbing steadily higher and swinging from due east toward more southeasterly as the hike went on, never dropping toward the horizon the way the previous evening's hike had. Conditions were noticeably milder and drier than the day before, and elevation gain over the route was a bit more concentrated given the shorter duration.
The device logged only sparsely for the rest of the day outside this hike — coverage today was thin. Battery voltage was also visibly lower than the previous day's readings, continuing a downward trend rather than holding steady — worth watching, given this trip's already-documented LiPo failure later on.
No voice observations were recorded on this hike.
Data Summary
| Session | 14:46 UTC → 15:55 UTC, 68.3 min |
| Distance | 2.03 mi |
| GPS trackpoint coverage | 131 points, 95.6% of expected |
| Temperature | 81.8°F – 102.7°F |
| Humidity | 15.5% – 26.4% |
| Pressure | 857.7 hPa – 859.1 hPa |
| UV Index | 0 – 0.1 (see coverage note) |
| Battery voltage | 3.00V – 4.00V |
| Elevation | 4,373 ft – 4,485 ft (112 ft gain) |
| Hiking Observations | 0 |
Sun Position During the Hike
| Time (UTC) | Elevation | Direction | Daylight |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14:46 | 32.2° | E | Yes |
| 15:10 | 36.9° | E | Yes |
| 15:33 | 41.7° | E | Yes |
| 15:55 | 46.4° | E | Yes |
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Expected vs. Actual Data Coverage
| Source | Expected | Actual | Coverage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Environmental Data (hiking-monitor) | 720 readings | 133 | 18.5% |
| GPS Track (this session) | 136 pts | 131 | 95.6% |
| GPS-correlated Environmental Data | 133 | 82 | 61.7% |
Coverage is considerably lower than the prior day, meaning the device spent most of this day logging little or nothing outside the hike itself — not a new problem, consistent with the ±5-minute GPS-correlation window already documented elsewhere. Same UV-sensor caveat as June 17 (CARD-0065) applies. Battery trend (3.00–4.00V vs. 3.97–4.36V the day before) is a real continuing decline, consistent with this trip's already-documented LiPo failure, not new noise.