How to Access the Windy Stations Data

Suty

@slawek931 Hi, I am sorry about the delay with reply here. I have got info from the product team and pressure cannot be added there, since we have a filter to display only certain values to keep the readable data. Since you are sending rain and uv, pressure is not allowed.

slawek931

@Suty Ok, thank you for your help and information.
Regards.

Ioanzagk

Hello, how can I access my station's data

[https://kalamaria.gr](link url)

Ioanzagk

Hi, how to access my station
My Station-ID is f06ef7f6

Suty

@loanzagk Here is the link to your station: https://www.windy.com/station/pws-f06ef7f6?39.661,22.978,8

Ioanzagk

Hello, how can I access my station's data

https://meteokalamaria.gr

Suty

@Ioanzagk How would you like to access them? In Windy or anywhere else?

FunnyFarm

@TomSlavkovsky said in How to Access the Windy Stations Data:

https://stations.windy.com/pws/stations/API-KEY

Namaku Anthony

@chezburke said in How to Access the Windy Stations Data:

In addition, there is no rainfall data

Rolandoz

@windywolf-0 I know it's an old thread, but I have just experimented with it and it works well. My URL (my secret key not shown fully):

https://stations.windy.com/pws/station/ey.......................................Ms/1

Notice the /1 at the end. That is not my User ID, but Station ID, which is a number 1, 2, 3, etc. I have two stations registered. As the API secret key is unique, there is not need for further id's other than which station you want to output as you can have multiple stations registered.

Output is somehting like this:

{
  "header": {
    "name": "Hillerød Vejr",
    "content": {
      "url": "https://www.weatherlink.com/embeddablePage/show/29253b7531e245f29849d08b8aa11b36/summary",
      "text": "Roland Lyngvig"
    },
    "agl_temp": 2,
    "agl_wind": 10,
    "elev_m": 51,
    "lat": 55.9441848441452,
    "lon": 12.3373728990555,
    "stationType": "Davis Vantage Pro2 Plus",
    "shareOption": "Open",
    "id": "1f071b2f3",
    "stationId": 1,
    "type": "pws",
    "updated": "2024-07-13T09:50:53.349Z",
    "observation": {
      "avgFreqMin": 5.00248138957816,
      "records": 4,
      "avgDelayMin": 2.50124069478908,
      "latestObs": "2024-07-12T05:58:02.000Z"
    },
    "observationUpdated": "2024-07-12T06:01:57.473Z"
  },
  "data": {
    "ts": [1718273281000, 1718273581000, 1718273881000, 1718274181000, 1718274481000, 1718274781000, 1718275081000, 1718275381000, 1718275681000, 1718275981000, 1718276281000, 1718276581000, 1718276881000, 1718277181000, 1718277481000, 1718277781000, 1718278081000,

My reporting happens from a C#/.NET program I have made that runs locally in my house so it can access the WeatherLink device and read out data every 5 minutes. That is a very good and stable solution that runs 99.9%.