I found this link for assigning the iconCode entries from the WU json file to the meaning, along with some icons: https://www.weather-watch.com/smf/index.php/topic,67656.msg543684.html?PHPSESSID=9cntj0deu62o4c9q6jasslpqph#msg543684
After update to version b7, there is still only one icon visible, which is on thursday. I guess, this corresponds to number 6 (Considerable Cloudiness). No matter, which of the forecast sampler files I look at. Here my actual request: cloudCover 0 85 1 64 2 76 3 84 4 96 5 64 6 60 7 76 8 84 9 65 10 72 11 77 iconCode 0 11 1 29 2 11 3 12 4 12 5 11 6 30 7 45 8 11 9 11 10 11 11 11 wxPhraseShort 0 "Showers" 1 "P Cloudy" 2 "PM Lgt Rain" 3 "Rain" 4 "Rain" 5 "Rain Early" 6 "P Cloudy" 7 "Shwrs Late" 8 "Showers" 9 "Showers" 10 "Showers" 11 "Showers" Am Montag, 24. August 2020 10:18:12 UTC+2 schrieb Vetti52: > > I was thinking about a graphic demonstration like that in the wiki: > > https://camo.githubusercontent.com/8b5474131edc812687002ab075ec51e1ddb8bd82/687474703a2f2f6c616e6365742e6d69742e6564752f6d77616c6c2f70726f6a656374732f776561746865722f77656577782d666f7265636173742d7461626c652e706e67 > where all states are shown. Thus, there is no empty field in the cloud > column at all. > Does "pull head" mean just to update to the latest version, 3.4.0b7? > Sorry, but I am dumb.... > > [email protected] schrieb am Sonntag, 23. August 2020 um 23:45:06 UTC+2: > >> What do you propose I put in for clouds in the cases you mention? >> >> The choices are: >> 'CL': 'Clear', >> 'FW': 'Few Clouds', >> 'SC': 'Scattered Clouds', >> 'BK': 'Broken Clouds', >> 'B1': 'Mostly Cloudy', >> 'B2': 'Considerable Cloudiness', >> 'OV': 'Overcast', >> >> On Aug 23, 2020, at 12:45 PM, Vetti52 <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> >> >> >> wxPhraseShort >> 0 null >> 1 "Showers" >> 2 "Rain" >> 3 "P Cloudy" >> 4 "PM Lgt Rain" >> 5 "Light Rain" >> 6 "Rain/Wind" >> 7 "Shwrs Early" >> 8 "M Cloudy" >> 9 "M Cloudy" >> 10 "Showers" >> 11 "Showers" >> That is, what the API returns right now. >> the forecast shows (just look at the icons) >> Mo >> 24 Aug [image: B1] 19 >> 10 13-14 06:12:54 >> 20:28:16 13:16:00 >> 22:53:04 33% 90% >> 8,89 >> >> >> 07:00 >> >> 19 14 >> >> 13:16:00 >> 90% >> 8,89 >> >> 19:00 >> [image: B1] 10 13 >> 20:28:16 22:53:04 >> 20% >> >> >> Di >> 25 Aug >> 21 >> 10 14-21 06:14:42 >> 20:25:55 14:41:38 >> 23:17:51 44% 70% >> 4,06 >> >> >> Mi >> 26 Aug >> 18 >> 10 27-32 06:16:30 >> 20:23:34 16:03:24 >> 23:50:02 55% 90% >> 9,65 >> >> >> Do >> 27 Aug [image: B2] 19 >> 10 13-21 06:18:17 >> 20:21:12 17:17:11 >> 00:32:33 66% 20% >> >> >> >> 07:00 >> [image: B2] 19 21 >> >> 17:17:11 >> 10% >> >> >> 19:00 >> [image: B2] 10 13 >> 20:21:12 >> >> 20% >> >> >> Fr >> 28 Aug >> 19 >> 10 13-16 06:20:05 >> 20:18:49 18:18:50 >> 00:32:33 76% 60% >> 6,10 >> >> >> WU forecast for geocode=54.09,10.26 issued on 23-Aug-2020 21:10 >> report generated in 0.175 s >> >> You can see two entries, first for today at 19:00 "mostly cloudy", and >> the second one on Thursday "considerable cloudiness" all day. What about >> showers and rain/wind and all the others? Rain without clouds? I am >> confused. >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> Hope, I could demonstrate it. >> >> >> Am Freitag, 21. August 2020 16:45:38 UTC+2 schrieb John Kline: >>> >>> As your incorporating this into your Seasons skin, it makes sense to >>> remove (from the .inc files) the data that is not provided by WU (e.g., dew >>> point). >>> >>> You should have a look at what’s coming back from WU by using the >>> following URL (assuming you are using the default–station’s lat/long–for >>> the forecast). Do substitute your api key for the XXX. >>> >>> >>> https://api.weather.com/v3/wx/forecast/daily/5day?geocode=37.431495,-122.110937&format=json&units=e&language=en-US&apiKey=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX >>> >>> <https://api.weather.com/v3/wx/forecast/daily/5day?geocode=37.431495,-122.110937&format=json&units=e&language=en-US&apiKey=d8e258b8a134405ba258b8a134805b1e> >>> >>> Let me know if you think something in the WU forecast returned from the >>> above URL is amiss in the forecast extension. Note: there is plenty in >>> what WU sends that has no place in the forecast extension schema. >>> >>> >>> On Aug 21, 2020, at 7:32 AM, Vetti52 <[email protected]> wrote: >>> >>> >>> Finally, I managed to install the latest release also. I used WU Api key >>> and it works nicely. I find it much easier to integrate it into the season >>> skin as a wiget than as iframe. I do not get iframes sized correctly for >>> tablet or smartphone displays. The wigeds look much better. And, as the >>> forecasts are produced just like a separate web site, it would be easier to >>> integrate one of the html files into the season skin than to take it from >>> the WU web site. Moreover, as there are ready to use *.inc files, it is >>> pretty easy to introduce these as widgets. I followed the forecasting >>> wiki <https://github.com/weewx/weewx/wiki/forecasting> forecast data >>> in the Season skin. I am considering to add more than one *.inc file, as >>> soon as I am satisfied with the results. This is only described for the >>> Standard skin, but I hope, it will work in the Season skin as well. >>> Meanwhile, there are some things I don't understand: >>> >>> - single table has a toggle on the the date column (onclick >>> toggle_hours), but without any action. >>> - multiple tables toggles hours as expected, but has an extra column >>> for dewpoint, which has no values (N/A) >>> - single strip horizontal has not date line, only hours, and three >>> temperature lines, one of them may be dew point? There is an empty >>> windspeed line, maybe for gust data? >>> - single strip vertical is exactly the same, except that the icons >>> for clouds are double sized and blow up the matrix. >>> - And why isn't there a cloud prediction for all days? In my case, >>> it only occures once, but this may be WU specific. >>> >>> The rest of the examples look fine to me, besides that there are no >>> tides available for the North Sea. Looking at >>> https://flaterco.com/xtide/faq.html#60 I have learned, that tides are >>> no longer maintained outside of US, since early 2012. Maybe the forecast >>> documentation could need an update, meanwhile... >>> >>> >>> Am Dienstag, 18. August 2020 14:39:09 UTC+2 schrieb [email protected]: >>>> >>>> The latest release, v3.4.0b6 has resolved my issue above. Forecasts are >>>> now being generated along with tides. 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