Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Weatherunderground - currently - hourly - daily - configurable
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@bminer1 said in Weatherunderground - currently - hourly - daily - configurable:
Can you share how you did this?
There you go. You got it from the source. (I was sleeping) Virtually every entry in my custom.css file is commented with
/* Thanks to Strawberry 3.141 */
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@strawberry-3.141 I tried this. No luck. The full data is in both top center and top left (i have mine on the other side and replaced “right” with “left”). I put the code in both the custom.css and the wunderground.css file. I think i am missing something.
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@bminer1 can you share your wunderground config
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@strawberry-3.141
Here is the Config:{ module: 'MMM-WunderGround', position: 'top_left', config: { apikey: '', // private; don't share! pws: 'pws:KNJMOORE3', //Chester Ave hourly: '1', fctext: '1', fcdaycount: "9", fcdaystart: "1", hourlyinterval: "3", hourlycount: "3", alerttime: 30000, alerttruncatestring: "english:", roundTmpDecs: '1', layout: "vertical", windunits: "mph", coloricon: true, sysstat: 0 } }, -
@bminer1 your config leads to a different layout
.region.top.left .MMM-WunderGround div.module-content > div > :not(table), .region.top.center .MMM-WunderGround div.module-content > div > table { display: none; } -
@strawberry-3.141 And that worked! I swear, i have no clue what we noobs would do without you.
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@bminer1 said in Weatherunderground - currently - hourly - daily - configurable:
And that worked! I swear, i have no clue what we noobs would do without you.
Yeah, he is the bomb!
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Absolutely the best weather module out there. Hands down.
As someone who went to school for meteorology, weather runs deep in my veins. I know that we are already able to grab alerts from Wundergound, but is there a way to take those alerts further? I’m not sure if this would be an entirely new module, or just an additional feature.
The National Weather Service already sends out XML/RSS feeds all the way down to the county level. If there was a way to “watch” that feed and check for specific alerts, then make that show up on the mirror in red lettering (or something eye-catching) with an icon to go with it (thunderstorm, tornado, etc). Perhaps even scroll in a crawl like on TV news stations. Those XML files also contains specific parts. Title (Tornado Warning), description (Tornado Warning for Jefferson County until 9:45pm), and also narrative and preparedness statement. Finally, each XML file includes an expiration time.
I know that would take a lot of work, but it’s just something cool that could lead to more and more implementation over the long run. National Weather Service XML - Jefferson Co., KY -
@c502 Thanks!
The initial xml doesn’t hold all the info:
This atom/xml feed is an index to active advisories, watches and warnings issued by the National Weather Service. This index file is not the complete Common Alerting Protocol (CAP) alert message. To obtain the complete CAP alert, please follow the links for each entry in this index. Also note the CAP message uses a style sheet to convey the information in a human readable format. Please view the source of the CAP message to see the complete data set. Not all information in the CAP message is contained in this index of active alerts.You’ll have to follow the links in the initial xml message to get the full info. You could probably use the newsfeed module as an initial startingpoint…
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Hi RedNax,
Love your module and am using it ever since I have my mirror. One small thing though: WUnderground currently has two identical alerts (both “type”: “WIN”) for my PWS. This leads to the identical text being shown on the module. It would be great if the module checked whether an alert with the respective type already exists and only displays the warning once… The relevant extract from WUnderground json is as follows:// "alerts": [ { "type": "WND", "wtype_meteoalarm": "1", "wtype_meteoalarm_name": "Wind", "level_meteoalarm": "2", "level_meteoalarm_name": "Yellow", "level_meteoalarm_description": "The weather is potentially dangerous. The weather phenomena that have been forecast are not unusual, but be attentive if you intend to practice activities exposed to meteorological risks. Keep informed about the expected meteorological conditions and do not take any avoidable risk.", "description": "Potential disruption due to wind from 5:22PM CET SAT until 11:59PM CET SAT", "date": "2017-02-25 17:24:18 GMT", "date_epoch": "NA", "expires": "2017-02-25 22:59:00 GMT", "expires_epoch": "NA", "message": "Potential disruption due to wind from 5:22PM CET SAT until 11:59PM CET SAT)", "phenomena": "NA", "significance": "NA", "attribution": "Information provided by , <a href="http://meteoalarm.eu/">EUMETNET - MeteoAlarm</a> Note: Time delays between this website and <a href="http://meteoalarm.eu/">Meteoalarm.eu</a> are possible. For the most up-to-date information about alert levels as published by the participating National Meteorological Services, please visit <a href="http://meteoalarm.eu/">Meteoalarm</a>. For terms of use of this information, and copyright information, see <a href="http://meteoalarm.eu/">Meteoalarm</a> Terms of Use." } , { "type": "WIN", "wtype_meteoalarm": "2", "wtype_meteoalarm_name": "Snow/Ice", "level_meteoalarm": "2", "level_meteoalarm_name": "Yellow", "level_meteoalarm_description": "The weather is potentially dangerous. The weather phenomena that have been forecast are not unusual, but be attentive if you intend to practice activities exposed to meteorological risks. Keep informed about the expected meteorological conditions and do not take any avoidable risk.", "description": "Potential disruption due to snow and ice from 8PM CET FRI until 9AM CET SAT", "date": "2017-02-25 01:00:00 GMT", "date_epoch": "NA", "expires": "2017-02-25 08:00:00 GMT", "expires_epoch": "NA", "message": "Potential disruption due to snow and ice from 8PM CET FRI until 9AM CET SAT)", "phenomena": "NA", "significance": "NA", "attribution": "Information provided by , <a href="http://meteoalarm.eu/">EUMETNET - MeteoAlarm</a> Note: Time delays between this website and <a href="http://meteoalarm.eu/">Meteoalarm.eu</a> are possible. For the most up-to-date information about alert levels as published by the participating National Meteorological Services, please visit <a href="http://meteoalarm.eu/">Meteoalarm</a>. For terms of use of this information, and copyright information, see <a href="http://meteoalarm.eu/">Meteoalarm</a> Terms of Use." } , { "type": "WIN", "wtype_meteoalarm": "6", "wtype_meteoalarm_name": "Extreme low temperature", "level_meteoalarm": "2", "level_meteoalarm_name": "Yellow", "level_meteoalarm_description": "The weather is potentially dangerous. The weather phenomena that have been forecast are not unusual, but be attentive if you intend to practice activities exposed to meteorological risks. Keep informed about the expected meteorological conditions and do not take any avoidable risk.", "description": "Potential disruption due to extreme low temperatures from 8PM CET FRI until 9AM CET SAT", "date": "2017-02-25 01:00:00 GMT", "date_epoch": "NA", "expires": "2017-02-25 08:00:00 GMT", "expires_epoch": "NA", "message": "Potential disruption due to extreme low temperatures from 8PM CET FRI until 9AM CET SAT)", "phenomena": "NA", "significance": "NA", "attribution": "Information provided by , <a href="http://meteoalarm.eu/">EUMETNET - MeteoAlarm</a> Note: Time delays between this website and <a href="http://meteoalarm.eu/">Meteoalarm.eu</a> are possible. For the most up-to-date information about alert levels as published by the participating National Meteorological Services, please visit <a href="http://meteoalarm.eu/">Meteoalarm</a>. For terms of use of this information, and copyright information, see <a href="http://meteoalarm.eu/">Meteoalarm</a> Terms of Use." } ]``
