I am thinking of using weather.com and scraping the page for the data. Been researching it and it seems like it should work, be stable and not require any API key or anything like that. I plan on diving into testing this weekend.
Anyone care to share a link to their town / city's current weather (particularly outside of the US)? Similar to this
Manhattan, NY Weather Forecast and Conditions - The Weather Channel | Weather.com
Today’s and tonight’s Manhattan, NY weather forecast, weather conditions and Doppler radar from The Weather Channel and Weather.comweather.com
Code:https://weather.com/weather/today/l/10001
Yes, I plan on it. I have started BIT 2.0 which revamps the entire weather system and will be adding options for weather stations.I have an Ambient Weather station that provides it's own API. Can you add an option to allow users to use whatever API/source they'd prefer?
Post some URL's to wunderground weather data for your PWS that are outside of the US.
For me all Weather Display supported upload options are in count, PWS weather preferred.BIT is not going anywhere, I will release another version that uses a different weather provider.
Let's hear some suggestions regarding free weather API solutions that are readily available for the masses. WU was perfect for this because you didn't even need an API key.
Someone mentioned getting the data from weatherlink (Davis Instruments)... is there some documentation I find use to do that ?
It is nice having information from our own weather stations, but the best bet to get BIT's weather system working right away is to use a centralized weather system, like weather.com or wunderground. Something that can take the traffic, is global and reliable. I will however add options to use different weather stations afterward.
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This seems like it might be an option with good longevity.Have you looked at weaather.GOV? There are some APIs. API Web Service
Weather.gov forecast REST service National Digital Forecast Database XML/REST Service - NOAA's National Weather Service
This seems like it might be an option with good longevity.
Yes, but still I hope we can someday be able to use our own data, ( those of us who have a weather station). I really like to be able to show my data on my camera feeds
I am thinking of using wunderground or weather.com and scraping the page for the data. Been researching it and it seems like it should work, be stable and not require any API key or anything like that. I plan on diving into testing this weekend.
Anyone care to share a link to their town / city's current weather (particularly outside of the US)? Similar to this
Manhattan, NY Weather Forecast and Conditions - The Weather Channel | Weather.com
Today’s and tonight’s Manhattan, NY weather forecast, weather conditions and Doppler radar from The Weather Channel and Weather.comweather.com
[CODEer.com/weather/today/l]
Have you looked at weaather.GOV? There are some APIs. API Web Service
Weather.gov forecast REST service National Digital Forecast Database XML/REST Service - NOAA's National Weather Service
I showed up here like everyone else, at least I'm not alone! I'm tired of wunderground's questionable quality, so... If you like getting knee deep in Raspberry PI's as well as use Blue Iris/Blue Iris Tools, I highly suggest you think about doing your own weather reporting directly to BI.
You can google for most of the info, but at a high level, I'm using an Ambient Weather station, which is then picked up by a raspberry PI with a SDR radio running RTL_433 + WeeWX. That pushes its data via MQTT to a MQTT broker (as well as wunderground and a couple others). From there, I wrote a quick and dirty python script on my BlueIris server to populate the BlueIrisTools text files with the same info that wunderground was previously giving me.
It is still rapidly changing, as I just spun this up a couple days ago. The nice part is that the weather station sends out updates once ever 16 seconds, and about 100 milleseconds later the BlueIris screens are updated. Would be nice if BlueIrisTools supported using a MQTT feed as a weather source, saving the time of a hacked together python script on Windows!
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