This is becoming my favorite module. I love the weather effects adding some fun into my display.

I have been experimenting with using the month/day configuration to add some stuff on various days to great initial success, but like a bad holiday guest the effect will not stop when the day rolls over.

I have tried both:

{
month: “12”,
day: “8”,
images: [“serenity.png”],
direction: “left-right”,
size: “10”,
},

and
{
dateRanges: [“2025-12-10 to 2025-12-11”],
images: [" USS_Enterprise.png"],
direction: “up”,

size: "10",

},

The effect persists. Has anyone seen anything similar?

@plainbroke It does, but the test API limits one to wind, temperature, and pressure.

Sorry it took 7 days to respond, busy life, I suppose.

Before I pulled the plug on running this module due to API costs, I did install V3, and it ran just fine without any need to tweak.

I solved it. If you want more than temp, wind, or pressure for your layers you have to run a paid API. The free Testing API limits the layers.

I am thinking my MM is not worth $1K per year to have a weather background.

@KristjanESPERANTO I did, and I have not tried it yet. A cursory look and it may give the same issue. I will give it a go and report back.

@sdetweil Thanks!

The module does not want to rotate through the weather layers. Below is my config:

      disabled: false,
      module: "MMM-WindyV2",
      position: 'fullscreen_above',          // this must be set to 'fullscreen_above'
        config: {
            apiKey: 'XXXXXXX', // insert your free or paid API key here
            initLoadDelay: 50,               // optional, default is 50 milliseconds
            latitude: 41.432717,         // example: 69.123
            longitude: -71.979947,       // example: 17.123
            zoomLevel: 10,                    // set your preferred zoom level
            showLayer: 'rain',               // wind, rain, clouds, temp, pressure, currents, waves
            rotateLayers: true,              // set to true to rotate layers
            layersToRotate: ['wind','rain'], // layers to rotate
            delayRotate: 5000,               // delay between rotated layers, in milliseconds
            wMinZoom: 3,                     // set minimum zoom level for WindyV2
            wMaxZoom: 17,                    // set maximum zoom level for WindyV2
            windyMetric: 'kt',               // 'kt', 'bft', 'm/s', 'km/h' and 'mph'
            updateTimer: 60 * 60 * 1000 * 6, // update per 6 hours
            retainZoom: true                 // retain zoomlevel between changing overlays
  }

Any ideas? Thanks.

Thanks! It works!

I should add that on openweathermap.org for that location, it shows Sunny.

I have the default module up and running, but the time appears to be off. For example, my local time currently is 1500 and the Current Weather shows the moon and the sunrise/sunset display is showing the next sunrise time. The header also says ETC/GMT (which I do not have set in my config.js).

// Current Weather Module
{
    disabled: false,
    module: "weather",
    position: "top_right", 
    header: "Current Weather",
    config: {
        weatherProvider: "openweathermap",
        type: "current",
        location: "Norwich",
        locationID: "4839843",
        apiKey: "XXXX"

    }
},
// 5-Day Weather Forecast Module
{
    disabled: false,
    module: "weather",
    position: "top_right", 
    header: "5-Day Weather Forecast",
    config: {
        weatherProvider: "openweathermap",
        type: "forecast", // Use "forecast" for the 5-day forecast
        location: "Norwich",
        locationID: "4839843",
        apiKey: "XXXXX",
        colored: true

    }
},

My clock module is set to correct time, and my pi is also set correctly.

Any where else I should check? Thanks.