Steve,
Apologies, I have not provided very much guidance on how to specify a
location. rtgd uses the same location formats as the forecast extension.
Any of the following should work:
- US state/city eg
location = CA/San_Francisco
- US zip code eg
location = 60290
- Country/City eg
location = Australia/Sydney
- latitude, longitude
location = 37.8,-122.4
- airport code
location = KJFK
- WU PWS ID eg
location = pws:KCASANFR70
- AutoIP address location eg
location = autoip
- specific IP address location
location = autoip.json?geo_ip=38.102.136.138
If no location is set then station lat and long are used. I will put this
in the rtgd wiki in due course but you will find it mentioned in the up
front comments in rtgd.py
Gary
On Monday, 21 May 2018 02:41:15 UTC+10, Steve2Q wrote:
>
> Gary..I am giving the console a full 24 hours to check the clock. On this
> subject, are the times shown on the tables on a weewx page derived from the
> console clock? So for example the high wind occurs at xxxx time will be off
> as much as the console clock is off? I would assume so as they are being
> pulled off the Loops?
>
> I found I have 2 APIs on Wunderground. I tried them both, and only one
> gives me a table that shows readable forecast Information. I plugged that
> API into [[WU]] (checking for typos), set enable = true, and set my
> location as Boynton Beach, FL. Attached is the screen grab of the error.
> Should the location be lat, long? I also commented out the text I set in
> the scrollbar for the test run.
>
> Steve
>
>
>
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