[weewx-user] Re: Current Windspeed in Beaufort ? Bft?

[WindnFog]

 That should read "I use this code in my 
*/etc/weewx/skins/Standard/index.html.tmpl* file:

On Thursday, July 11, 2019 at 9:12:35 AM UTC-3, WindnFog wrote:
>
> I use this code in my  file:
>
>
> ##Calculate today's current Beaufort based on wind speed in knots
>   
>   #set $current_kts = 0
>   #if $varExists('day.windSpeed') and $current.windSpeed.raw is 
> not None
>   #if $unit.unit_type.windSpeed == 'mile_per_hour'
>   #set $current_kts = $current.windSpeed.raw * 0.8689762
>   #elif $unit.unit_type.windSpeed == 'km_per_hour'
> #set $current_kts = $current.windSpeed.raw * 0.539956
>   #elif $unit.unit_type.windSpeed == 'meter_per_second'
> #set $current_kts = $current.windSpeed.raw * 1.943844
>   #elif $unit.unit_type.windSpeed == 'knot'
> #set $current_kts = $current.windSpeed.raw
>   #else
> #set $current_kts = 0
>   #end if
>   #if $current_kts < 1
> #set $current_beaufort = 0
> #set $word_current_beaufort = 'Calm'
>   #elif $current_kts < 4
> #set $current_beaufort = 1
> #set $word_current_beaufort = 'Light air'
>   #elif $current_kts < 7
> #set $current_beaufort = 2
> #set $word_current_beaufort = 'Light breeze'
>   #elif $current_kts < 11
> #set $current_beaufort = 3
> #set $word_current_beaufort = 'Gentle breeze'
>   #elif $current_kts < 17
> #set $current_beaufort = 4
> #set $word_current_beaufort = 'Moderate breeze'
>   #elif $current_kts < 22
> #set $current_beaufort = 5
> #set $word_current_beaufort = 'Fresh breeze'
>   #elif $current_kts < 28
> #set $current_beaufort = 6
> #set $word_current_beaufort = 'Strong breeze'
>   #elif $current_kts < 34
> #set $current_beaufort = 7
> #set $word_current_beaufort = 'High wind'
>   #elif $current_kts < 41
> #set $current_beaufort = 8
> #set $word_current_beaufort = 'Gale'
>   #elif $current_kts < 48
> #set $current_beaufort = 9
> #set $word_current_beaufort = 'Strong gale'
>   #elif $current_kts < 56
> #set $current_beaufort = 10
> #set $word_current_beaufort = 'Storm'
>   #elif $current_kts < 64
> #set $current_beaufort = 11
> #set $word_current_beaufort = 'Violent storm'
>   #else
> #set $current_beaufort = 12
> #set $word_current_beaufort = 'Hurricane'
>   #end if
>   #else
> #set $current_beaufort = 'N/A'
>   #end if  
>   
>
> - Paul VE1DX
>
> https://www.ve1dx.net/
>
> On Thursday, July 11, 2019 at 9:04:12 AM UTC-3, Stefan Schnidrig wrote:
>>
>> Hi Guys.
>> I've read this discussion here and wanted to ask you if there is any other 
>> solution than php or rewrite the file? There would have to be an easier 
>> option?
>>
>> Thank you
>>
>>
>>
>> Am Sonntag, 16. März 2014 09:08:27 UTC+1 schrieb Ronald Wildner:
>>>
>>> I am wondering if there is any hint to display current WindSpeed in 
>>> Beaufort !
>>> I used google and the search -function, but could not find anything 
>>> adequate ;-)
>>>
>>

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[weewx-user] Re: Current Windspeed in Beaufort ? Bft?

[WindnFog]

I use this code in my  file:


##Calculate today's current Beaufort based on wind speed in knots
  
  #set $current_kts = 0
  #if $varExists('day.windSpeed') and $current.windSpeed.raw is not 
None
  #if $unit.unit_type.windSpeed == 'mile_per_hour'
  #set $current_kts = $current.windSpeed.raw * 0.8689762
  #elif $unit.unit_type.windSpeed == 'km_per_hour'
#set $current_kts = $current.windSpeed.raw * 0.539956
  #elif $unit.unit_type.windSpeed == 'meter_per_second'
#set $current_kts = $current.windSpeed.raw * 1.943844
  #elif $unit.unit_type.windSpeed == 'knot'
#set $current_kts = $current.windSpeed.raw
  #else
#set $current_kts = 0
  #end if
  #if $current_kts < 1
#set $current_beaufort = 0
#set $word_current_beaufort = 'Calm'
  #elif $current_kts < 4
#set $current_beaufort = 1
#set $word_current_beaufort = 'Light air'
  #elif $current_kts < 7
#set $current_beaufort = 2
#set $word_current_beaufort = 'Light breeze'
  #elif $current_kts < 11
#set $current_beaufort = 3
#set $word_current_beaufort = 'Gentle breeze'
  #elif $current_kts < 17
#set $current_beaufort = 4
#set $word_current_beaufort = 'Moderate breeze'
  #elif $current_kts < 22
#set $current_beaufort = 5
#set $word_current_beaufort = 'Fresh breeze'
  #elif $current_kts < 28
#set $current_beaufort = 6
#set $word_current_beaufort = 'Strong breeze'
  #elif $current_kts < 34
#set $current_beaufort = 7
#set $word_current_beaufort = 'High wind'
  #elif $current_kts < 41
#set $current_beaufort = 8
#set $word_current_beaufort = 'Gale'
  #elif $current_kts < 48
#set $current_beaufort = 9
#set $word_current_beaufort = 'Strong gale'
  #elif $current_kts < 56
#set $current_beaufort = 10
#set $word_current_beaufort = 'Storm'
  #elif $current_kts < 64
#set $current_beaufort = 11
#set $word_current_beaufort = 'Violent storm'
  #else
#set $current_beaufort = 12
#set $word_current_beaufort = 'Hurricane'
  #end if
  #else
#set $current_beaufort = 'N/A'
  #end if  
  

- Paul VE1DX

https://www.ve1dx.net/

On Thursday, July 11, 2019 at 9:04:12 AM UTC-3, Stefan Schnidrig wrote:
>
> Hi Guys.
> I've read this discussion here and wanted to ask you if there is any other 
> solution than php or rewrite the file? There would have to be an easier 
> option?
>
> Thank you
>
>
>
> Am Sonntag, 16. März 2014 09:08:27 UTC+1 schrieb Ronald Wildner:
>>
>> I am wondering if there is any hint to display current WindSpeed in 
>> Beaufort !
>> I used google and the search -function, but could not find anything 
>> adequate ;-)
>>
>

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[weewx-user] Re: Current Windspeed in Beaufort ? Bft?

[Stefan Schnidrig]

Hi Guys.
I've read this discussion here and wanted to ask you if there is any other 
solution than php or rewrite the file? There would have to be an easier option?

Thank you



Am Sonntag, 16. März 2014 09:08:27 UTC+1 schrieb Ronald Wildner:
>
> I am wondering if there is any hint to display current WindSpeed in 
> Beaufort !
> I used google and the search -function, but could not find anything 
> adequate ;-)
>

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Re: [weewx-user] Re: Current Windspeed in Beaufort ? Bft?

[WindnFog]

I think I made a mistake on the cut and paste into the email and missed the 
$.  Glad it worked out for you.  


It was a quick and dirty coding example of one way to do it.  There may be 
better ways . . . 


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On Wednesday, August 23, 2017 at 10:11:08 AM UTC-3, David Hathaway wrote:
>
> Thank you.  Worked perfectly for me.  Since we are likely to be hit by a 
> tropical storm in the next day or two (I live in Houston, Texas), this will 
> be pretty interesting.
>
> On Tuesday, August 22, 2017 at 3:14:20 PM UTC-5, WindnFog wrote:
>>
>> If you want to avoid Java, I cobbled together some code based on gjr80's 
>> template and added it to /etc/weewx/skins/Standard/index.html.tmpl as 
>> follows:
>>
>> ##Calculate today's highest Beaufort based on wind speed in knots
>>   
>>   #if $varExists('day.windSpeed') and $day.windSpeed.max.raw is 
>> not None
>>   #if $unit.unit_type.windSpeed == 'mile_per_hour'
>>   #set $kts = $day.windSpeed.max.raw * 0.8689762
>>   #elif $unit.unit_type.windSpeed == 'km_per_hour'
>> #set $kts = $day.windSpeed.max.raw * 0.539956
>>   #elif $unit.unit_type.windSpeed == 'meter_per_second'
>> #set $kts = $day.windSpeed.max.raw * 1.943844
>>   #elif $unit.unit_type.windSpeed == 'knot'
>> #set $kts = $day.windSpeed.max.raw
>>   #else
>> #set $kts = 0
>>   #end if
>>   #if $kts < 1
>> #set $beaufort = 0
>> #set $word_beaufort = 'Calm'
>>   #elif $kts < 4
>> #set $beaufort = 1
>> #set $word_beaufort = 'Light air'
>>   #elif $kts < 7
>> #set $beaufort = 2
>> #set $word_beaufort = 'Light breeze'
>>   #elif $kts < 11
>> #set $beaufort = 3
>> #set $word_beaufort = 'Gentle breeze'
>>   #elif $kts < 17
>> #set $beaufort = 4
>> #set $word_beaufort = 'Moderate breeze'
>>   #elif $kts < 22
>> #set $beaufort = 5
>> #set $word_beaufort = 'Fresh breeze'
>>   #elif $kts < 28
>> #set $beaufort = 6
>> #set $word_beaufort = 'Strong breeze'
>>   #elif $kts < 34
>> #set $beaufort = 7
>> #set $word_beaufort = 'High wind'
>>   #elif $kts < 41
>> #set $beaufort = 8
>> #set $word_beaufort = 'Gale'
>>   #elif $kts < 48
>> #set $beaufort = 9
>> #set $word_beaufort = 'Strong gale'
>>   #elif $kts < 56
>> #set $beaufort = 10
>> #set $word_beaufort = 'Storm'
>>   #elif $kts < 64
>> #set $beaufort = 11
>> #set $word_beaufort = 'Violent storm'
>>   #else
>> #set $beaufort = 12
>> #set $word_beaufort = 'Hurricane'
>>   #end if
>>   #else
>> #set $beaufort = 'N/A'
>>   #end if
>>
>>  Put the above somewhere near the top, and then modify the Since Midnight 
>> table by adding a couple of lines in the High Wind row:
>>
>> 
>>   High Wind
>>   High Beaufort Scale
>> 
>> 
>>   $day.wind.max from $day.wind.gustdir at 
>> $day.wind.maxtime
>>   $beaufort or $word_beaufort at $day.wind.maxtime
>> 
>>
>> - Paul VE1DX
>>
>> https://www.ve1dx.net/ - private  - private 
>> 
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On Sunday, March 16, 2014 at 12:50:02 PM UTC-3, Ronald Wildner wrote:
>>>
>>> Thanks !
>>>  With $current.windSpeed.raw and some Javascript  it was easy and fits 
>>> perfectly for me ! .raw was what I was looking for ;-)
>>>
>>>
>>> Am Sonntag, 16. März 2014 12:53:38 UTC+1 schrieb Andrew Milner:

 the simplest way would be to replace $current.windSpeed with something 
 like (($current.windSpeed.raw + 5) * 5) in the templates wherever needed I 
 would have thought.  More comolex to actually add the unit type to be 
 generally available, but possible - read the user manual for more details 
 on unit types  - under extensions I think, but could be ustomisation - not 
 sure which it comes under!!


 On 16 March 2014 11:12, Ronald Wildner  wrote:

> Thanks for the quick anwer ...
> I am pretty new to weewx ...
>  how can I now  add the calculated bft to my template ... (something 
> like $current.windSpeed.bft) ?
> Am Sonntag, 16. März 2014 09:08:27 UTC+1 schrieb Ronald Wildner:
>>
>> I am wondering if there is any hint to display current WindSpeed in 
>> Beaufort !
>> I used google and the search -function, but could not find anything 
>> adequate ;-)
>>
> -- 
> You received 

Re: [weewx-user] Re: Current Windspeed in Beaufort ? Bft?

[David Hathaway]

Thank you.  Worked perfectly for me.  Since we are likely to be hit by a 
tropical storm in the next day or two (I live in Houston, Texas), this will 
be pretty interesting.

On Tuesday, August 22, 2017 at 3:14:20 PM UTC-5, WindnFog wrote:
>
> If you want to avoid Java, I cobbled together some code based on gjr80's 
> template and added it to /etc/weewx/skins/Standard/index.html.tmpl as 
> follows:
>
> ##Calculate today's highest Beaufort based on wind speed in knots
>   
>   #if $varExists('day.windSpeed') and $day.windSpeed.max.raw is 
> not None
>   #if $unit.unit_type.windSpeed == 'mile_per_hour'
>   #set $kts = $day.windSpeed.max.raw * 0.8689762
>   #elif $unit.unit_type.windSpeed == 'km_per_hour'
> #set $kts = $day.windSpeed.max.raw * 0.539956
>   #elif $unit.unit_type.windSpeed == 'meter_per_second'
> #set $kts = $day.windSpeed.max.raw * 1.943844
>   #elif $unit.unit_type.windSpeed == 'knot'
> #set $kts = $day.windSpeed.max.raw
>   #else
> #set $kts = 0
>   #end if
>   #if $kts < 1
> #set $beaufort = 0
> #set $word_beaufort = 'Calm'
>   #elif $kts < 4
> #set $beaufort = 1
> #set $word_beaufort = 'Light air'
>   #elif $kts < 7
> #set $beaufort = 2
> #set $word_beaufort = 'Light breeze'
>   #elif $kts < 11
> #set $beaufort = 3
> #set $word_beaufort = 'Gentle breeze'
>   #elif $kts < 17
> #set $beaufort = 4
> #set $word_beaufort = 'Moderate breeze'
>   #elif $kts < 22
> #set $beaufort = 5
> #set $word_beaufort = 'Fresh breeze'
>   #elif $kts < 28
> #set $beaufort = 6
> #set $word_beaufort = 'Strong breeze'
>   #elif $kts < 34
> #set $beaufort = 7
> #set $word_beaufort = 'High wind'
>   #elif $kts < 41
> #set $beaufort = 8
> #set $word_beaufort = 'Gale'
>   #elif $kts < 48
> #set $beaufort = 9
> #set $word_beaufort = 'Strong gale'
>   #elif $kts < 56
> #set $beaufort = 10
> #set $word_beaufort = 'Storm'
>   #elif $kts < 64
> #set $beaufort = 11
> #set $word_beaufort = 'Violent storm'
>   #else
> #set $beaufort = 12
> #set $word_beaufort = 'Hurricane'
>   #end if
>   #else
> #set $beaufort = 'N/A'
>   #end if
>
>  Put the above somewhere near the top, and then modify the Since Midnight 
> table by adding a couple of lines in the High Wind row:
>
> 
>   High Wind
>   High Beaufort Scale
> 
> 
>   $day.wind.max from $day.wind.gustdir at $day.wind.maxtime
> 
>   $beaufort or $word_beaufort at $day.wind.maxtime
> 
>
> - Paul VE1DX
>
> https://www.ve1dx.net/
>
>
>
>
> On Sunday, March 16, 2014 at 12:50:02 PM UTC-3, Ronald Wildner wrote:
>>
>> Thanks !
>>  With $current.windSpeed.raw and some Javascript  it was easy and fits 
>> perfectly for me ! .raw was what I was looking for ;-)
>>
>>
>> Am Sonntag, 16. März 2014 12:53:38 UTC+1 schrieb Andrew Milner:
>>>
>>> the simplest way would be to replace $current.windSpeed with something 
>>> like (($current.windSpeed.raw + 5) * 5) in the templates wherever needed I 
>>> would have thought.  More comolex to actually add the unit type to be 
>>> generally available, but possible - read the user manual for more details 
>>> on unit types  - under extensions I think, but could be ustomisation - not 
>>> sure which it comes under!!
>>>
>>>
>>> On 16 March 2014 11:12, Ronald Wildner  wrote:
>>>
 Thanks for the quick anwer ...
 I am pretty new to weewx ...
  how can I now  add the calculated bft to my template ... (something 
 like $current.windSpeed.bft) ?
 Am Sonntag, 16. März 2014 09:08:27 UTC+1 schrieb Ronald Wildner:
>
> I am wondering if there is any hint to display current WindSpeed in 
> Beaufort !
> I used google and the search -function, but could not find anything 
> adequate ;-)
>
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Re: [weewx-user] Re: Current Windspeed in Beaufort ? Bft?

[david]

-> On Tue, 22 Aug 2017 09:38:00 -0700 (PDT) mwall took time to scribe <-

>On Thursday, August 17, 2017 at 7:09:41 PM UTC-4, gjr80 wrote:
>>
>> At the moment the weeWX tag system 
>>  does not support Beaufort 
>> wind speeds. WeeWX has a function in bin/weewx/wxformaulas.py to 
>> calculate Beaufort wind speed but it is not used. You have seen Beaufort 
>> mentioned in the change log, Beaufort was added to the StdWXCalculate 
>> service but it is presently disabled; I am not sure why this is so - 
>> Matthew maybe able to answer that one.
>>
>
>i did the beafort implementation in StdWXCalculate, then i realized that 
>beafort should be just another unit for windSpeed, not a separate 
>observation type
>
>imho you should be able to do:
>
>$current.windSpeed.beafort
>
>not
>
>$current.beafort
>


This did not work for me however I modified the code by Windnfog and now
have Beaufort showing on my site.



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[weewx-user] Re: Current Windspeed in Beaufort ? Bft?

[WindnFog]

If you want to avoid Java, I cobbled together some code based on  


On Sunday, March 16, 2014 at 5:08:27 AM UTC-3, Ronald Wildner wrote:
>
> I am wondering if there is any hint to display current WindSpeed in 
> Beaufort !
> I used google and the search -function, but could not find anything 
> adequate ;-)
>

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Re: [weewx-user] Re: Current Windspeed in Beaufort ? Bft?

[WindnFog]

If you want to avoid Java, I cobbled together some code based on gjr80's 
template and added it to /etc/weewx/skins/Standard/index.html.tmpl as 
follows:

##Calculate today's highest Beaufort based on wind speed in knots
  
  #if $varExists('day.windSpeed') and $day.windSpeed.max.raw is not 
None
  #if $unit.unit_type.windSpeed == 'mile_per_hour'
  #set $kts = $day.windSpeed.max.raw * 0.8689762
  #elif $unit.unit_type.windSpeed == 'km_per_hour'
#set $kts = $day.windSpeed.max.raw * 0.539956
  #elif $unit.unit_type.windSpeed == 'meter_per_second'
#set $kts = $day.windSpeed.max.raw * 1.943844
  #elif $unit.unit_type.windSpeed == 'knot'
#set $kts = $day.windSpeed.max.raw
  #else
#set $kts = 0
  #end if
  #if $kts < 1
#set $beaufort = 0
#set $word_beaufort = 'Calm'
  #elif $kts < 4
#set $beaufort = 1
#set $word_beaufort = 'Light air'
  #elif $kts < 7
#set $beaufort = 2
#set $word_beaufort = 'Light breeze'
  #elif $kts < 11
#set $beaufort = 3
#set $word_beaufort = 'Gentle breeze'
  #elif $kts < 17
#set $beaufort = 4
#set $word_beaufort = 'Moderate breeze'
  #elif $kts < 22
#set $beaufort = 5
#set $word_beaufort = 'Fresh breeze'
  #elif $kts < 28
#set $beaufort = 6
#set $word_beaufort = 'Strong breeze'
  #elif $kts < 34
#set $beaufort = 7
#set $word_beaufort = 'High wind'
  #elif $kts < 41
#set $beaufort = 8
#set $word_beaufort = 'Gale'
  #elif $kts < 48
#set $beaufort = 9
#set $word_beaufort = 'Strong gale'
  #elif $kts < 56
#set $beaufort = 10
#set $word_beaufort = 'Storm'
  #elif $kts < 64
#set $beaufort = 11
#set $word_beaufort = 'Violent storm'
  #else
#set $beaufort = 12
#set $word_beaufort = 'Hurricane'
  #end if
  #else
#set $beaufort = 'N/A'
  #end if

 Put the above somewhere near the top, and then modify the Since Midnight 
table by adding a couple of lines in the High Wind row:


  High Wind
  High Beaufort Scale


  $day.wind.max from $day.wind.gustdir at $day.wind.maxtime

  $beaufort or $word_beaufort at $day.wind.maxtime


- Paul VE1DX

https://www.ve1dx.net/




On Sunday, March 16, 2014 at 12:50:02 PM UTC-3, Ronald Wildner wrote:
>
> Thanks !
>  With $current.windSpeed.raw and some Javascript  it was easy and fits 
> perfectly for me ! .raw was what I was looking for ;-)
>
>
> Am Sonntag, 16. März 2014 12:53:38 UTC+1 schrieb Andrew Milner:
>>
>> the simplest way would be to replace $current.windSpeed with something 
>> like (($current.windSpeed.raw + 5) * 5) in the templates wherever needed I 
>> would have thought.  More comolex to actually add the unit type to be 
>> generally available, but possible - read the user manual for more details 
>> on unit types  - under extensions I think, but could be ustomisation - not 
>> sure which it comes under!!
>>
>>
>> On 16 March 2014 11:12, Ronald Wildner  wrote:
>>
>>> Thanks for the quick anwer ...
>>> I am pretty new to weewx ...
>>>  how can I now  add the calculated bft to my template ... (something 
>>> like $current.windSpeed.bft) ?
>>> Am Sonntag, 16. März 2014 09:08:27 UTC+1 schrieb Ronald Wildner:

 I am wondering if there is any hint to display current WindSpeed in 
 Beaufort !
 I used google and the search -function, but could not find anything 
 adequate ;-)

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[weewx-user] Re: Current Windspeed in Beaufort ? Bft?

[Andrew Milner]

That makes perfect sense Matthew - it should indeed just be another unit 
associated with windspeed , as you say.

On Tuesday, 22 August 2017 19:38:01 UTC+3, mwall wrote:
>
> On Thursday, August 17, 2017 at 7:09:41 PM UTC-4, gjr80 wrote:
>>
>> At the moment the weeWX tag system 
>>  does not support Beaufort 
>> wind speeds. WeeWX has a function in bin/weewx/wxformaulas.py to 
>> calculate Beaufort wind speed but it is not used. You have seen Beaufort 
>> mentioned in the change log, Beaufort was added to the StdWXCalculate 
>> service but it is presently disabled; I am not sure why this is so - 
>> Matthew maybe able to answer that one.
>>
>
> i did the beafort implementation in StdWXCalculate, then i realized that 
> beafort should be just another unit for windSpeed, not a separate 
> observation type
>
> imho you should be able to do:
>
> $current.windSpeed.beafort
>
> not
>
> $current.beafort
>
>

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[weewx-user] Re: Current Windspeed in Beaufort ? Bft?

[mwall]

On Thursday, August 17, 2017 at 7:09:41 PM UTC-4, gjr80 wrote:
>
> At the moment the weeWX tag system 
>  does not support Beaufort 
> wind speeds. WeeWX has a function in bin/weewx/wxformaulas.py to 
> calculate Beaufort wind speed but it is not used. You have seen Beaufort 
> mentioned in the change log, Beaufort was added to the StdWXCalculate 
> service but it is presently disabled; I am not sure why this is so - 
> Matthew maybe able to answer that one.
>

i did the beafort implementation in StdWXCalculate, then i realized that 
beafort should be just another unit for windSpeed, not a separate 
observation type

imho you should be able to do:

$current.windSpeed.beafort

not

$current.beafort

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[weewx-user] Re: Current Windspeed in Beaufort ? Bft?

[gjr80]

Hi,

At the moment the weeWX tag system 
 does not support Beaufort wind 
speeds. WeeWX has a function in bin/weewx/wxformaulas.py to calculate 
Beaufort wind speed but it is not used. You have seen Beaufort mentioned in 
the change log, Beaufort was added to the StdWXCalculate service but it is 
presently disabled; I am not sure why this is so - Matthew maybe able to 
answer that one.

So the only way to include Beaufort wind speed in a template now is through 
in-line python code in the template (example in the gauge-data.txt template 
here 

 
- code starts at line 170) or create a search list extension to calculate 
the Beaufort wind speed - this could use the beaufort() function in 
wxformuals.py. In theory, you could enable beaufort in StdWXCalculate and 
would then have access to the $current.beaufort tag in reports, but as I 
said I am not sure why this was disabled. Finally, you can do as you and 
others have and calculate it externally to weeWX if its to be used on a web 
page or elsewhere.

Gary

On Friday, 18 August 2017 07:32:52 UTC+10, wysiwyg wrote:
>
> Hi there!
>
> I have seen  some mentions about beaufort in version logs and bit in the 
> weewx code, but I was not able to figure out how to use it ?
>
> I tried:  $current.beaufortthis works (it does not crash cheetah) but 
> weird result:$current.beaufort=?'beaufort'?
>
> I tried: month.beaufort.max: it does crash cheetah.
>
> How can we use this ?
>
> Best regards,
>
>   
>

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[weewx-user] Re: Current Windspeed in Beaufort ? Bft?

[wysiwyg]

Hi there!

I have seen  some mentions about beaufort in version logs and bit in the 
weewx code, but I was not able to figure out how to use it ?

I tried:  $current.beaufortthis works (it does not crash cheetah) but 
weird result:$current.beaufort=?'beaufort'?

I tried: month.beaufort.max: it does crash cheetah.

How can we use this ?

Best regards,

  

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[weewx-user] Re: Current Windspeed in Beaufort ? Bft?

[wysiwyg]

Hi
in case you like PHP, I have done this Beaufort calculation this way (with 
a small PHP code inside my template file)

 1) \$bff="1-Trés Légère Brise";
  if (\$vitesse > 6) \$bff="2-Légère Brise";
  if (\$vitesse > 12) \$bff="3-Petite Brise";
  if (\$vitesse > 20) \$bff="4-Jolie Brise";
  if (\$vitesse > 29) \$bff="5-Bonne Brise";
  if (\$vitesse > 39) \$bff="6-Vent Frais";
  if (\$vitesse > 50) \$bff="7-Grand Frais";
  if (\$vitesse > 62) \$bff="8-Coup de Vent";
  if (\$vitesse > 75) \$bff="9-Fort Coup de Vent";
  if (\$vitesse > 89) \$bff="10-Tempête";
  if (\$vitesse > 103) \$bff="11-Violente Tempête";
  if (\$vitesse > 118) \$bff="12-Ouragan"; 
}
  else {\$bff="to be updated for other than km/h"; }
  echo \$bff;
  ?>

The text is in french, but it should be easy to remove or replace by any 
language.

Also I handle only windspeed in km/h (just because it's my default unit and 
I was lazy to handle all units :-)). but it's easy to adjust too.

Best regards,






Le vendredi 10 février 2017 19:35:59 UTC+1, Eelco F a écrit :
>
> I do have a question on this.
>
> I noticed that as of weewx 3.2 there is a beaufort calculation in 
> Stdwxcalculate, right?
>
> Now how do I get beaufort values in my reports? Until now I used 
> javascript too, but it should be possible directly from weewx?
>
> Ef
>
> Op zondag 16 maart 2014 09:08:27 UTC+1 schreef Ronald Wildner:
>>
>> I am wondering if there is any hint to display current WindSpeed in 
>> Beaufort !
>> I used google and the search -function, but could not find anything 
>> adequate ;-)
>>
>

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[weewx-user] Re: Current Windspeed in Beaufort ? Bft?

[Eelco F]

I do have a question on this.

I noticed that as of weewx 3.2 there is a beaufort calculation in 
Stdwxcalculate, right?

Now how do I get beaufort values in my reports? Until now I used javascript 
too, but it should be possible directly from weewx?

Ef

Op zondag 16 maart 2014 09:08:27 UTC+1 schreef Ronald Wildner:
>
> I am wondering if there is any hint to display current WindSpeed in 
> Beaufort !
> I used google and the search -function, but could not find anything 
> adequate ;-)
>

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