Looks great Andy.  I am especially impressed by the analog-style meters and 
how they smoothly change.

My station is temporarily down as I am building a new house and will put 
the station and Weewx back into operation once I move in.  I was previously 
running Belchertown, is it a heavy lift to add Fenland?  I wasn't using 
MQTT, just static web pages generated by Weewx.

Dan


On Wednesday, August 5, 2026 at 7:07:39 AM UTC-4 [email protected] 
wrote:

> Hi all, I thought some here might be interested in something I've been 
> running alongside Belchertown. 
> [image: dashboard.jpg] 
> It adds the ensemble models and runs a forecast rating based on the 
> stations data - 
> [image: ensemble.jpg] [IMAGE 1 — ensemble.jpg] It also brings in a 
> climate rating for each day/month and a more detailed forecast:
> [image: forecast.jpg] Demo (my own station): 
> https://digitalurban.github.io/fenland/ Code: 
> https://github.com/digitalurban/fenland There's a longer writeup here - 
> as ive been running stations for a while now (25 years) and its the chase 
> for the perfect dashboard - 
> https://www.digitalurban.org/blog/2026/08/04/fenland-a-weewx-dashboard-that-scores-its-own-forecasts-ensemble-spread-climate-records-back-to-1940-nightly-forecast-verificationand-finally-that-tween/
>  
> Its a little experimental but i thought people might be interested :)
> Andy

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