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01 / LATENCY WEATHER STATION
Current Observation
Published average ping time. “Weather” is a visual metaphor for changing latency, not a claim about cause or country-wide Internet conditions.
EXPORT STATUS—
METRIC PATH
targets.1.ping.rtt_avg_msLast observation/update: —
LATENCY BAROMETERRELATIVE TO PUBLISHED RANGE
7D MEAN—ms
30D MEAN—ms
90D MEAN—ms
02 / LATENCY ATMOSPHERE
History
Published latency points
—AVERAGE PING TIME / ms—
published latency interquartile band upper-decile points
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03 / EVIDENCE BOUNDARY
What the export can — and cannot — say
Measured latency, browser-derived numeric context and missing network context remain separate.
Observed
- Current published average ping time.
- Published latency history and dates.
- Current export status and observation time.
Derived
- Median and quartiles calculated from numeric history points.
- Current position within the published numeric range.
- Upper-decile markers calculated from the published series.
Unknown
- The target identity represented by
targets.1is not named in these dashboard/history exports. - Route, provider, ASN, congestion source and packet-level path details.
- Whether this single exported metric represents country-wide Cuban Internet conditions or user experience.
04 / PROVENANCE
Method & source boundary
No external enrichment is added to this observer-specific view.
Methodology
The current value comes from targets.1.ping.rtt_avg_ms. The barometer maps that value only against the minimum and maximum numeric values in the published history; it is not a quality score. The history panel plots the same exported metric. Median, quartiles, range position and upper-decile markers are presentation-time calculations from those published values. “Weather” describes the visual language only and does not infer meteorology, policy, infrastructure failure or cause.