This plot uses data from the "Our World in Data" site to show how various greenhouse gasses compare to CO2 in terms of their global warming potentials. I have added interactive elements such that when hovering over the bars of the plot, information about the gas is displayed (chemical formula, value of global warming potential, and some of the top sources of emission of that gas).

Improved analysis of weather forecasting accuracy across continental US states.

The data used in this analysis comes from the National Weather Service and includes weather forecast data for 167 cities over a period of 16 months. This data was initially in three separate data sets and elements have been joined from different data sets to create interesting comparisons. The goal of this project is to investigate which areas in the U.S. struggle with weather predictions and explore possible reasons for forecast errors.

This project demonstrates the recreation of an existing graph, with changes made to the color scheme, the legend, the titles and the axes to make a more readable and impactful graph.