@SkipperPortugal Hi, we don't provide any Windy stations, so you have a wide selection and then you can share data with our app. However, to choose the right device, I would recommend this community section about stations.

@fjcastillor65 You can add your station, which is available online, here.

@Suty Still working on it?

@idefix37 It seems that storing past data for at least a day or two is ideal. I'm trying to figure out the exact conditions for perfect sailing. I go out and come in and the data is gone. It would be helpful if I could keep a log of what worked/didn't work because from a prediction perspective, often the conditions on different days were the same. However, in realit weather, and especially wind, changes and shifts frequently or can be just slightly from a different direction than predicted, sometimes just within hours. Since Windy has the data, why not store it for a day or two at least so that kiters and surfers can make notes?

@carnoustie

I've replaced the API but nothing has changed. Still no data being transferred to your site. Should I just delete my current station and and start afresh.

@Rolandoz I will discuss this with colleagues and let you know.

Update: At this moment, we are not able to manage this for you. If you want to see your PWS station on the map, you can try to stop sending data to MADIS. Or you can move your PWS station to your favorite list and then you will see that as well.

@Pummy-Müller Regarding the situation we have set in Windy, I think this is the best solution how you can make your station visible now. I am sorry that we don't offer anything better now.

@David-Ryzec-3 this is weather display software i am using original one downloaded from valid website . any idea , becasue all other feeding working properly .

@pol9 Hi, I am glad we solved the float issue.

I will increase the limit for timestamps, five minutes is really too strict.

@Suty Ok, muchas gracias por su respuesta!!

Hey @Gkikas-LGPZ thank you!
Does the script you sent involve changing the hoatname of the wunderground API? If thats the case, at least my device does not let me do that by default.

@Suty

Thanks - now displaying fine. Thank you.

@Suty Hi, thx for solving the problem. Perfect work. Station is visible.

@St-Patrick Hi, you can get further info about model info updates here:
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@Suty that did the trick. thanks for solving.

@Suty thanks for the reply. I’m not sure I have the skill set or time to figure this out. The pinned discussions on the station post page look fairly complex. I had hoped it would be more straightforward. Will see if I can chip away at it.

@Elliot-Russo Hi, if only some data are being saved then it means that data which are not being saved are in invalid format. I suspect that the plugin you are using is sending data in format like this

and not like this

If you could send me the message which are sent from the plugin I would be sure, but this is only guess.
The old API accepted format like this, but that was incorrect behaviour. You will probably need to contact the author of plugin you are using.
Here is repository https://github.com/itemir/signalk-windy. Fix of this should be very easy.

@Arecoclima Also we checked data on our end and the station sends data normally now, link here. So it looks like there is a certain issue on the end of Meteobridge with their validation, but the connection works normally.

@Vladislav-Iaroshchuk I don't care all that much about reporting on Windy (it's kind of our third option for viewing the weather station data) and the spec leaves things open to interpretation.

Now, let's say you are driving in a car and you have a speedometer. Should that dial show your sliding distance traveled in the past hour or should it show your speed at the moment you read it? That's why I think a sliding one hour average of rainfall is less than helpful.

What's worse, unless you can go indefinitely far back in history to a point where the average rainfall was zero, there's no way for you to derive the instantaneous rainfall from an hourly sliding average.

If I'm looking at the data as a human, I want to see at a glance if the rain seems to have ended. A declining average might tell you that it has ended, but it might also mean that it's raining less. A per minute graph is more helpful.