@Gkikas-LGPZ Brother, thanks a lot.
I used this Github forwarder and know it forwards my Weather Underground data directly to Windy, great!!

I really don't know what's up with Windy. Anyway, thank you for this suggestion.
I also send the coder a little something for his work.

Best!
Jeffo.

https://www.windy.com/station/pws-f052cfed

@Korina

+1 for historical data, useful for checking station errors and for scientific purposes.

@Filip_K Thanks for pointing this. Yes, I am using ESP8266 on NodeMCU. I will have to remove the PWS from up high and connect via cable so I can read the console, though. Will do and report.

@Filip_K So everybody is sending data through secure connections then? It's weird because the API manual does not mention anything about.

i will try to interpret this and make the change as soon as I get the time.

Thanks, Filip.

@Filip_K Hello, Filip.
I have to do so many modifications in my code, just to make one of data clients to accept my data that is is simply not worth it. All other providers are accepting my data (Weather Underground, PWS weather, Thingspeak, Weathercloud.net).

From what I understood from the logic of this conversation, everyone must be using HTTPS, right? If someone could contribute with his code snippet for this connection, I'd appreciate. Otherwise I will stay without reporting any data to Windy.com.

Thanks for your help, Filip.

@xd1936 Thank you, Leo. Your work also lets me publish data on CWOP easily so I am sharing my data with one more service. Warm regards from Southern Brazil.

@xd1936 Thank you, Leo. Your work also lets me publish data on CWOP easily so I am sharing my data with one more service. Warm regards from Southern Brazil.

@jf_moreira

This is what solved it for me. I used a script from a guy in Github:

https://community.windy.com/post/183560

Thanks, @Gkikas-LGPZ

@Gkikas-LGPZ Brother, thanks a lot.
I used this Github forwarder and know it forwards my Weather Underground data directly to Windy, great!!

I really don't know what's up with Windy. Anyway, thank you for this suggestion.
I also send the coder a little something for his work.

Best!
Jeffo.

https://www.windy.com/station/pws-f052cfed

Hello. I have a 4-year PWS that regularly publishes data on Wunderground, PWSWeather.com, ThingSpeak and Windy.

Beggining April 29th, Windy stopped showing my data and the node.windy.com reports no observations received anymore, despite the PWS being nominally operational and uploading data to all services, including Windy.

If I upload data manually using the URL method, Windy promptly recognizes it
For instance:

https://stations.windy.com/pws/update/XXX-API-KEY-XXX?winddir=230&windspeedmph=12&windgustmph=12&tempf=70&rainin=0&baromin=29.1&dewptf=68.2&humidity=90

Can you guys help me troubleshoot this? What could be wrong?
I checked all the obvious places and also did not find or read any changes to the service or API methods.

This is the code I am using, since it is a NodeMCU ESP8266 hardware:

char server4 [] = "stations.windy.com";
char WINDYPAGE [] = "GET /pws/update/?";

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void windy(void)
{
if ( counter == 16)
{
Serial.print("Connecting to ");
Serial.println(server4);
WiFiClientSecure wifiClient;
if (wifiClient.connect(server4, 443)) {
Serial.print("connected to ");
Serial.println(wifiClient.remoteIP());
delay(100);
} else {
Serial.println("connection failed");
}
wifiClient.print(WINDYPAGE);
//wifiClient.print("station=");
//wifiClient.print("0");
wifiClient.print("temp=");
wifiClient.print(tempc);
wifiClient.print("&tempf=");
wifiClient.print(temp_f);
wifiClient.print("&humidity=");
wifiClient.print(humidity);
wifiClient.print("&wind=");
wifiClient.print(windSpeed * 0.44);
wifiClient.print("&winddir=");
wifiClient.print(CalDirection);
wifiClient.print("&windspeedmph=");
wifiClient.print(wind_speed_avg * 0.44);
wifiClient.print("&gust=");
wifiClient.print(windgustmph * 0.44);
wifiClient.print("&dewpoint=");
wifiClient.print(dewpt_c);
wifiClient.print("&mbar=");
wifiClient.print(baromhpa);
wifiClient.print("&precip=");
wifiClient.print(rain);
wifiClient.print("/ HTTP/1.1\r\nHost: stations.windy.com:443\r\nConnection: close\r\n\r\n");
wifiClient.println(" ");
delay(1000);
}
}

Thank you in advance for your time.

https://www.wunderground.com/dashboard/pws/ISOJOS39/
https://www.pwsweather.com/station/pws/ISOJOS39

Hello all.

Again, nothing changed on my side and Windy stopped receiving my data last Monday, April 29th. Does anyone know what changed here?

My PWS is regularly reporting to Wunderground, PWSweather and ThinkSpeak and everything is published.

https://node.windy.com/pws/stats/f052cfed

Others:
https://www.wunderground.com/dashboard/pws/ISOJOS39
https://www.pwsweather.com/station/pws/ISOJOS39

Please help.
Jeffo.

@hardas999 Hey, Rimvydas! Nice to see you here and thank you so much for the code snippet, my station ( https://www.windy.com/station/pws-f052cfed?-25.516,-49.195,8 ) is already publishing again on Windy.

It's weird that in the API webpage for Windy there is not a single mention to Wifi Secure or HTTPS. I revised the official link for the API many times. Also, I could not find in the forum or in the API page any hints or marks of WHEN it transitioned to HTTPS, because it surely work in http before.

Changes to the code were so few, I'm ashamed. :)

Thanks again, Rimvydas.
Cheers.

@Filip_K Hello, Filip.
I have to do so many modifications in my code, just to make one of data clients to accept my data that is is simply not worth it. All other providers are accepting my data (Weather Underground, PWS weather, Thingspeak, Weathercloud.net).

From what I understood from the logic of this conversation, everyone must be using HTTPS, right? If someone could contribute with his code snippet for this connection, I'd appreciate. Otherwise I will stay without reporting any data to Windy.com.

Thanks for your help, Filip.

@Filip_K So everybody is sending data through secure connections then? It's weird because the API manual does not mention anything about.

i will try to interpret this and make the change as soon as I get the time.

Thanks, Filip.

So...I am getting this response when I try to use the standard protocol "A/ GET Parameters URL: https://stations.windy.com./pws/update/API-KEY".

10:37:42.934 -> HTTP/1.1 308 unknown
10:37:42.934 -> Cache-Control: private
10:37:42.934 -> Location: https://stations.windy.com:443/pws/update/MYKEY?&temp=16.59&tempf=61.86&humidity=87.53&wind=0.00&winddir=241&windgustmph=0.00&gust=0.00&dewpoint=14.53&mbar=1029.24&rainin=0.00/
10:37:42.934 -> Content-Length: 0
10:37:42.934 -> Date: Thu, 25 May 2023 13:37:44 GMT
10:37:42.934 -> Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
10:37:42.934 -> Connection: close

Please, help me understand what type of correction to my code is needed? Any changes in connection method?
I did not find anything in the forums.

All my other services are receiving the data fine, something must have changed on Windy side that I am not aware of.

Please help!

@Filip_K , I still don't know what I should change from my side. I tried a couple different approaches for suggesting 443/https connections but nothing really changed. If I paste the formed URL in my browser, the DB gets updated right away.

Meanwhile, from the ESP I keep getting that "308 unknown".

Any other ideas?

I am mounting the station on its pole again...

Thanks.