@mhaberler said in Personal weather station:
I followed the guide here, and connected my weewx instance (Hardware: raspberry and Davis Vantage Pro) in literally 10 minutes.
That's great feedback, thank you! :)
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@robertquirk
Normally when you have chosen the Wind layer, you just need to press your left mouse button to see the weather picker and get the local wind speed.
In addition, if you press your right button, it opens a small window where you can select Weather picker.
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@TomSlavkovsky . Hi. First I'd like to say that windy is great!
Could you confirm that the wave period given by windy for the ECWAM model is the mean wave period Tm (m-1/m0, parameters 232 - MWP, 236 - MPWW, 123 - MWP1, 126 - MWP2, and 129 - MPW3 for total waves, wind waves, swell1, 2, and 3, respectively, see Table 10.1 of http://www.ecmwf.int/sites/default/files/elibrary/2016/17120-part-vii-ecmwf-wave-model.pdf).
Also, is the mean period and Hs of total swell (par. 237 - SHPS, and 239 - MPPS) also available on windy?
And could you indicate whether the peak period Tp of total waves (par 231 - PP1D) is available on windy? (would require a toogle to select either Tm or Tp).
I would also suggest to define somewhere on the website all the parameters given by windy, since the same name could be used to different parameter definitions, such as "wave period". If this is already the case, would you kindly point it to me?
Thanks in advance and keep up the great work!
Jean-Sebastien Verjut
A further additional option as suggested by @idefix37 would be to select the Wind layer together with Forecasted weather at the bottom right.
This will display Forecasted Wind Arrows which will move and change with the Timeline (press Play, use keyboard arrows, or scroll), and can be used with or without Particle Animation.
Hope this helps :)
It looks like the info is NOT updated properly in the MAP. Windy has the LATEST info but it is NOT updated. I think it is a "minor" bug but it has to be displayed properly. Love the application nevertheless.
Thanks,
Art
@johnckealy yes, historical data for would not be relevant back more than a few days. But then I am just an amateur pilot.
aviation briefing: well Air traffic control organsations run weather briefing and flight planning services, like for instance Nav Canada - I guess in the UK it's https://www.nats.aero
Yes, Windy map is based on Leaflet.
Everything you can do on Leaflet map, you can do with Windy.
L.control.zoom({
position: 'topleft'
}).addTo(W.map)
By default Windy hides Leaflet controls:
#windy #map-container .leaflet-control-container {
display: block !important;
}
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