Yes - certainly after massaging your historical data a bit, which shouldn't
be a problem although it might take a few iterations to get it right.
Getting the time of the high/low might be the hard part. If you can get
the data into a weewx db then weewx will construct the NOAA files for you
so you'll get that one for free.
Your timestamp invalid thing is wee_import looking for that column to be in
a different format. The source code for wee_import suggests that you might
be able to edit one line in the config file you run wee_import against
from:
raw_datetime_format = %Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S
to:
raw_datetime_format = %-m/%d/%-y %H:%M:%S
Give that a try and see if you get further down the road. Alternately
tweak your excel formatting for that column to match up what wee_import
expects.
If you can provide a few files someplace we can grab maybe some folks might
try it to help:
- option1 format for any month - even just a partial month
- option2 format for the same time period
- whatever config file you ran wee_import against
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