Urban Heat Island (UHI) by Local Weather Types (LWT) maps for Lisbon Metropolitan Area (LMA)

Urban Heat Island (UHI) by local weather types (LWT) maps for the Lisbon Metropolitan Area (LMA) are made available.
These maps were derived from the Copernicus Land Monitoring Service climate variables dataset that contains hourly air temperature raster data for 100 European cities (2008-2017), namely Lisbon and part of its metropolitan area.
Fifteen raster GeoTIFF maps (Appendix 1) depicting UHI intensity by LWT in LMA are presented here. For each LWT, twenty-four hourly average UHI raster GeoTIFF maps are provided for each LWT (Appendix 2 to 16).
Thermal summer:
Raster GeoTIFF maps with the name “SUmild_cloudy” represent average UHI on mild, cloudy and humid days with light rain and moderate NW winds.
Raster GeoTIFF maps with the name “SUmildNW” depict average UHI on mild, sunny and humid days with moderate NW and N winds.
Raster GeoTIFF grids with the name “SUmildN” represent average UHI intensity on mild, sunny and humid days with strong N winds.
Raster GeoTIFF maps with the name “SUhot” indicate average UHI on hot, sunny and humid summer days with moderate N winds.
Raster GeoTIFF maps with the name “SUvhot” depict average UHI on very hot, sunny and humid days with moderate N winds.

Thermal winter
Raster GeoTIFF maps with the name “WcoldN” indicate average UHI on cold, cloudy and dry days with weak and variable winds, specially from N and NW.
Raster GeoTIFF grids with the name “WcoldSW” depict average UHI on cold, cloudy, rainy and dry days with moderate SW and W winds.
Raster GeoTIFF maps with the name “WvcoldN” represent average UHI on very cold, sunny and dry with moderate N winds.
Raster GeoTIFF maps with the name “WvcoldNE” represent average UHI on Very cold, sunny and dry with weak NE, E and N winds.

Thermal spring
Raster GeoTIFF maps with the name “ScoldNW” represent average UHI on cold, cloudy and dry days with weak precipitation and moderate and variable winds, specially from NW, SW and W.
Raster GeoTIFF maps with the name “ScoldN” depict average UHI on cold with moderate cloud coverage, dry and with moderate N winds.
Raster GeoTIFF maps with the name “Smild” indicate average UHI on mild, sunny and humid spring days with moderate N winds.

Thermal autumn
Raster GeoTIFF grids with the name “Acold” indicate average UHI on cold, with moderate cloud cover and dry days with moderate N and NE winds.
Raster GeoTIFF maps with the name “Acool” indicate average UHI on cool, cloudy, humid and rainy days with moderate SW and W winds .
Raster GeoTIFF maps with the name “Amild” represent average UHI on mild, with moderate cloud cover, humid, with possibility of rain and weak N, NE and S winds.

Raster GeoTIFF maps representing hourly average UHI intensity by LWT (Appendix 2 to 16) share the same name but end with with the respective hour (example: “SUmild_cloudy_1am” - hourly average UHI intensity at 1 am on mild, cloudy and humid summer days).

An ArcGIS symbology layer (∗.lyr), named “UHI_symbology”, is also provided.