Thank you both for the responses.
Doug, that is the extension I wrote this post about. I have followed the
instructions, and receive the error I'd posted. So I have all of the
configuration that the plugin lists. When I enable the archive_service, I
get the error. So for some reason it doesn't seem to be connecting to the
correct database. Here is the snippet from my configuration regarding the
databases:
[Databases]
# A SQLite database is simply a single file
[[archive_sqlite]]
database_name = weewx.sdb
database_type = SQLite
# MySQL
[[archive_mysql]]
database_name = weewx
database_type = MySQL
[[forecast_sqlite]]
database_type = SQLite
database_name = forecast.sdb
[[forecast_mysql]]
database_type = MySql
database_name = forecast
On Friday, June 10, 2022 at 11:22:26 AM UTC-4 [email protected] wrote:
> Tim:
>
> The forecast module uses a completely different schema and database. What
> you need to do is configure the module to a separate database and in your
> skin, bring in the data to be presented.
>
> I personally use John Kline's weewx forecast driver ( GitHub -
> chaunceygardiner/weewx-forecast: forecasting extension for weewx
> <https://github.com/chaunceygardiner/weewx-forecast>) as it is being
> maintained and it works with the latest version of WeeWX (v4.8). You will
> need to look at the sample pages that accompany the driver and integrate
> the cheetah template code into your skin.
>
> Best practice is to copy your existing skin folder (eg seasons) to a
> separate folder (seasons-forecast) and make the modifications there. I
> usually use the wee_reports utility to generate the html when I make
> changes to the skin.
>
> Please let us know if you have any questions.
>
> Doug
> www.largoweather.com
>
>
> On Friday, June 10, 2022 at 10:22:59 AM UTC-4 RobbH wrote:
>
>> This is certainly not what you are looking for, but it is what I use to
>> get NWS forecasts.
>>
>> Here is a url for a forecast for a randomly selected location:
>>
>>
>> https://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?lat=41.177010&lon=-73.141963&unit=0&lg=english&FcstType=text&TextType=2
>>
>> Note where latitude and longitude are inserted. "TextType=2" at the end
>> tells the server to include forecast graphics.
>>
>> Several times a day, a cron job uses PhantomJS <https://phantomjs.org> to
>> retrieve that page and create an jpeg of the forecast graphics, which is
>> then displayed on my weewx home page.
>>
>> It usually works well enough for my purposes, but there are times when
>> the forecast page is down, so I end up with a blank rectangle on the weewx
>> page.
>>
>>
>>
>> On Wednesday, June 8, 2022 at 12:16:33 PM UTC-4 Timothy Reaves wrote:
>>
>>> Hello all. I'm using the latest version running on a Pi 4, with a Davis
>>> Vantage Pro. I've had my site configured to use Aeris for forecasting, and
>>> have never really liked it. It just isn't as accurate as the NWS. But I
>>> stuck with it. Then last week, the Aeris forecast for my sight started
>>> diverging significantly not only from the NWS, but also from the actual
>>> Aeris site (which following the forecast link). I don't know what's going
>>> on, so I thought I'd jut stop using it.
>>>
>>> So I installed the Forecast user module. When I start weewx now, it
>>> fails to load with the error below. In looking at the code, the database
>>> schema isn't matching the extensions in-memory schema. Don't know why.
>>>
>>> Has anyone an example of using NWS forecasts instead of Aeris? Or can
>>> provide any other ideas to troubleshoot?
>>>
>>> Thanks.
>>>
>>> Jun 8 10:12:34 pi4home weewx[12748] CRITICAL __main__: ****
>>> Exception: NWS: schema mismatch: ['dateTime', 'usUnits', 'interval',
>>> 'altimeter', 'appTemp', 'appTemp1', 'barometer', 'batteryStatus1',
>>> 'batteryStatus2', 'batteryStatus3', 'batteryStatus4', 'batteryStatus5',
>>> 'batteryStatus6', 'batteryStatus7', 'batteryStatus8', 'cloudbase', 'co',
>>> 'co2', 'consBatteryVoltage', 'dewpoint', 'dewpoint1', 'ET', 'extraHumid1',
>>> 'extraHumid2', 'extraHumid3', 'extraHumid4', 'extraHumid5', 'extraHumid6',
>>> 'extraHumid7', 'extraHumid8', 'extraTemp1', 'extraTemp2', 'extraTemp3',
>>> 'extraTemp4', 'extraTemp5', 'extraTemp6', 'extraTemp7', 'extraTemp8',
>>> 'forecast', 'hail', 'hailBatteryStatus', 'hailRate', 'heatindex',
>>> 'heatindex1', 'heatingTemp', 'heatingVoltage', 'humidex', 'humidex1',
>>> 'inDewpoint', 'inHumidity', 'inTemp', 'inTempBatteryStatus', 'leafTemp1',
>>> 'leafTemp2', 'leafWet1', 'leafWet2', 'lightning_distance',
>>> 'lightning_disturber_count', 'lightning_energy', 'lightning_noise_count',
>>> 'lightning_strike_count', 'luminosity', 'maxSolarRad', 'nh3', 'no2',
>>> 'noise', 'o3', 'outHumidity', 'outTemp', 'outTempBatteryStatus', 'pb',
>>> 'pm10_0', 'pm1_0', 'pm2_5', 'pressure', 'radiation', 'rain',
>>> 'rainBatteryStatus', 'rainRate', 'referenceVoltage', 'rxCheckPercent',
>>> 'signal1', 'signal2', 'signal3', 'signal4', 'signal5', 'signal6',
>>> 'signal7', 'signal8', 'snow', 'snowBatteryStatus', 'snowDepth',
>>> 'snowMoisture', 'snowRate', 'so2', 'soilMoist1', 'soilMoist2',
>>> 'soilMoist3', 'soilMoist4', 'soilTemp1', 'soilTemp2', 'soilTemp3',
>>> 'soilTemp4', 'supplyVoltage', 'txBatteryStatus', 'UV', 'uvBatteryStatus',
>>> 'windBatteryStatus', 'windchill', 'windDir', 'windGust', 'windGustDir',
>>> 'windrun', 'windSpeed'] != ['t', 'd']
>>>
>>>
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