Hi Gary, you are right, there was no rain event during the log period 
(reason for zero rain values), I did check the log during an earlier rain 
event and indeed weewx was able to log the rain event as well as the rain 
rate. With respect to the data being sent by weewx to WU, I don't see any 
discrepancy in the data, console data matches with the WU data for rain 
total, just that the data gets updated every 5 minutes in WU instead of the 
expected RF updates, while WU temp, wind, wind direction all follow RF 
updates, only rain total and rain rate are reported every 5 minutes. So 
based on your inputs, I have to conclude that the issue is with WU. 
Yesterday I turned of the RF update by modifying the weewx.conf file 
(changed RF value from true to false), just to see how the WU data looks 
and found an interesting observation, when RF was turned ON WU did not 
report any wind gust, but after turning OFF RF updates, WU is reporting 
wind gust. This is a bit strange to me. Seems WU still has some issues with 
respect to the way the data is reported based on incoming data from weewx. 
SS

On Friday, 16 August 2019 02:42:39 UTC+5:30, gjr80 wrote:
>
> Ok, so we can see that WeeWX is indeed sending RF updates to WU many times 
> each archive period. What we can’t see is any non-zero rain values being 
> sent (assume this is because it was not raining during the log extract - if 
> it was raining we have a more fundamental data issue). What you should do 
> now investigate what happens when it does rain; there are two checks you 
> can do here. Firstly you can do a gross error check just by looking at the 
> RF entries for dailyrainin and rainin in the log; are they non-zero? are 
> they sensible, do they seem to agree with the console? You can also do a 
> more involved detailed analysis, this time run WeeWX directly while it is 
> raining. Capture the console output for an archive period or two and then 
> go back and look at the log entries for the corresponding period. If rainin 
> and dailyrainin agrees with the loop rain data then the issue is WU. If 
> rainin or dailyrainin does not agree with the loop data then there is a 
> WeeWX/station issue. 
>
> Gary

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