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Patio season opening date from climate history

Use when a restaurant operator or bar owner is deciding when to open, staff and heat the patio for the season. Reads long-run climate normals and recent monthly history at the address, the coming week's forecast, and how nearby patio restaurants are reviewed. Produces a recommended opening week, a heater and shade plan, and a weather rule for each shift.

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# Patio season opening date from climate history

For the restaurant address (as coordinates) and the season ahead, spring or autumn.

## 1. What the season usually brings

1. Read @[NASA POWER · Climate normals](alexandria:power-larc-nasa-gov/weather-history/climate_normals) for the point: monthly average temperature, rainfall and wind. Carry the first month whose evenings are comfortable.
2. Read @[ACIS · Monthly climate history](alexandria:rcc-acis-org/weather-history/monthly_climate_history) for the last five years to see how early or late that month has really been.

## 2. This week

3. Read @[National Weather Service · Forecast daily](alexandria:api-weather-gov/weather/forecast_daily) for the address: highs, lows, rain chance and wind per day. Mark nights below the comfort threshold the operator sets.

## 3. What patio guests notice

4. Search patio competitors with @[Maps · Business search](alexandria:firecrawl-maps/businesses/search) (for example patio restaurants in the neighbourhood) and read @[Maps · Reviews](alexandria:firecrawl-maps/businesses/reviews) for three of them. Note mentions of heaters, shade, wind, blankets and opening dates.

## Write the plan

- **Opening week:** recommended week with the normals and the five-year spread behind it.
- **Comfort calendar:** months when heaters or shade are needed, from the normals.
- **Shift rule:** a simple go, partial or closed rule for patio staffing tied to forecast low, rain chance and wind.
- **Guest expectations:** what reviews say neighbours do well or badly outside.
- **Sources:** cite each figure to its capability. Forecasts beyond the 7-day range are not available; say what could not be found.
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