Nie widać stamtąd aliasu „Data”.
Możesz użyć kilku tabel po WITH, więc radzę przenieść tam drugie zaznaczenie.
Nie jestem całkowicie pewien struktury tabeli weather.meso, ale zgadując na podstawie zapytania, powinno to zadziałać:
WITH
forecast_prep AS (
SELECT
date_trunc('day', foretime) :: DATE AS Foredate,
extract(HOUR FROM foretime) + 1 AS foreHE,
lat,
lon,
max(windspeed) as windspeed,
max(as_of) AS as_of
FROM weather.forecast
WHERE date_trunc('day', foretime) :: DATE - as_of >= INTERVAL '16 hours'
GROUP BY Foredate, foreHE, lat, lon
),
tmp AS (
SELECT
meso.station,
meso.lat,
meso.lon,
meso.timestmp,
date_trunc('day', meso.timestmp) :: DATE AS Date,
extract(HOUR FROM meso.timestmp) + 1 AS HE,
CAST(AVG(meso.windspd) AS NUMERIC(19, 2)) AS Actual
FROM weather.meso
GROUP BY station, lat, lon, timestmp, Date, HE
)
SELECT
tmp.station, tmp.Date, tmp.HE, tmp.Actual, forecast_prep.windspeed, forecast_prep.as_of
FROM tmp
INNER JOIN forecast_prep ON (
tmp.lat = forecast_prep.lat
AND tmp.lon = forecast_prep.lon
AND tmp.Date = forecast_prep.Foredate
AND tmp.HE = forecast_prep.foreHE
)
WHERE
(tmp.timestmp BETWEEN '2016-02-01' AND '2016-02-02')
AND (tmp.station = 'KSBN')
GROUP BY
tmp.station, tmp.Date, tmp.HE, forecast_prep.windspeed, forecast_prep.as_of, tmp.Actual
ORDER BY tmp.Date, tmp.HE ASC;
Jak w pierwszym przykładzie tutaj https://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.4/static/queries-with.html