very smart script. I am now a personal station at windy and weather underground.

my region in maine is all madis professional and rather spaced out.

old town maine now has 4 readings very close.

if the api Key doesn't work, there is an option at the weather underground side to generate a new one.
all cut and paste

-barry

Hello, thanks for your work. Really admirable.
I have followed your instructions and the transfer from weatherlink to windy seems to work except the precipitation ...
On the first go around (see 1 in attachment) all the rain in 24hrs was acumulated adding up to hundreds of mm's. Then I copied the gs.code anew and now (2) there is no more rain reported ... I must be doing something wrong .. can you advice? Thanks a millions so much for your help!

@FincaCanLlop I'm having the same problem, how did you solve it?

Prior to this, I was getting a completely different error in the previous script. I was only able to get my station to show up once for few days and then never again.
Any ideas?

No, this is not valid syntax. The code would need several changes to support multiple input and output stations on the same platforms.

Have you considered simply creating two Apps Script projects?

15:34:29 Notificação Execução iniciada
15:34:59 Erro
Problem fetching https://swd.weatherflow.com/swd/rest/observations/station/xxxxx?token=xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx
fetchJSON_ @ Código.gs:1482
refreshFromWeatherflow_ @ Código.gs:662
Schedule @ Código.gs:106

Quick question to anyone that is forwarding data to Windy with via Ecowitt. I run 9 Ecowitt HP2553 weather stations through a Facebook group and wanted to forward multiple stations to Windy. Is that possible through the script?

I've added a script snippet below. Is this correct?:

30 const ecowittAPIKey = '3c40c79f-0242-455d-950b-5d5dd56ff331';
31 const ecowittApplicationKey = 'FDDB8D4B58AC928BB141E55A6B756B68';
32 const ecowittMacAddress = 'C4:5B:BE:6D:EC:43';'7C:87:CE:BC:5C:DF';

Hello friends!

I’d like to throw my own data forwarding project into the ring. I’ve been using it for a couple of years and it’s pretty battle-tested at this point.

https://github.com/leoherzog/WundergroundStationForwarder

This is open-source code built to be run on the free Google Apps Script platform, no local hardware or internet connection required. It automatically takes readings from your weather station's API and forwards them on to any services you choose, including Windy and CWOP. Take a look, and feedback welcome!

Thank you so very much, I was able to send data to Windy from Ecowitt and only took a few minutes to setup, your tutorial is simple and very easy to follow, unfortunately I'm not overly tech savvy and the people over at WXforums were offering advice, it just got too convoluted but yours was simple and just works.

Thanks again.

https://github.com/leoherzog/WundergroundStationForwarder/blob/main/README.md#setup

In the end I use Ardubridge.com web/app which I just have to integrate to send the data to them, and from here it is already easy to send to windy, windguru, wunderground, awekas, pwsweather....

Greetings