@renato-elias nevermind... just found out how to do... we just need to add the station=id as part of the GET string. It's working ;)

@Korina I'm now sending the stationId but the station is not being rendered in the map yet.

here's how I'm sending the data

http://stations.windy.com/pws/update/MY_PWS_STATION_KEY?winddir=3&wind=0.0&gust=0.00&temp=-127.00&stationId=0

and here's the returning message
SUCCESS (valid measurements count: 4, valid station info count: 0)

the http return code is 301 (moved permanently) which makes no sense to me...

@Korina said in Report your Weather Station Data to Windy:

@Renato-Elias Your station is visible on Windy, but does not show data.

@Korina I think it's working now using the GET method

The only change I've made in the code was replace the "http" by "https", thus, it's now sending:

https://stations.windy.com/pws/update/MY_PWS_STATION_KEY?winddir=3&wind=0.0&gust=0.00&temp=-127.00&stationId=0

other thing that I've noticed is that the "show key" in the station's account is misleading because everytime we click on that button, the station's key changes.

@Korina but I keep sending the data every 5 minutes with the http request I've sent on my previous post. It's weird because was working fine, even without the stationId but it suddenly stopped :(

After @alperian 's reply I've started to play with the json post method but it's not working yet. I keep receiving a 301 returning code and using https I can't connect (connection failure).

BTW, do I need to send the "stations" data (id, name, lat, lon, elevation, etc...) every time I post an "observations"'s data?

@Korina I'm now sending the stationId but the station is not being rendered in the map yet.

here's how I'm sending the data

http://stations.windy.com/pws/update/MY_PWS_STATION_KEY?winddir=3&wind=0.0&gust=0.00&temp=-127.00&stationId=0

and here's the returning message
SUCCESS (valid measurements count: 4, valid station info count: 0)

the http return code is 301 (moved permanently) which makes no sense to me...

@Renato-Elias I think I've found the answer for my own question on a previous post...

https://stations.windy.com/pws/update/MYAPIKEY?winddir=105&windspeedmph=8.0&windgustmph=13.0&tempf=47.2&rainin=0.00&baromin=28.90&dewptf=33.6&humidity=59&stationId=0

Will make a try including "&stationId=0" on my GET sentence ;)

@Korina said in Report your Weather Station Data to Windy:

@Renato-Elias said in Report your Weather Station Data to Windy:

f079fd3f

What software do you use? Did you set the station ID to "0"?

Hi Korina, it's a PWS that I program myself using an ESP8266. I was using the GET method (easier for me), where I couldn't find how to specify the station ID, thus, it's not set to "0"

The station I keep here is sending data but not showing up in Windy's map. What could be wrong? The station is up and running normally and nothing has changed. I've already checked, using the GET method, and it confirms recent updates but data is not showing up since February 9th. The station is PWS-f079fd3f

The station I keep is sending data but it's not showing up in the Windy's map. What could be happening? I've set it to send data each 5 minutes and it was working fine until last week.

https://stations.windy.com/stations/f079fd3f

@renato-elias nevermind... just found out how to do... we just need to add the station=id as part of the GET string. It's working ;)

Hi there! I'm programming a weather station myself using an ESP8266 controller reading Davis anemometer/vane data. I don't know how to work with Json framework but I can already send data using GET method and would like to know if it's possible to send data using this method for 2 different stations. It seems that we can retrieve data from Windy using .../API-KEY/STATION_ID but I'm not sure if I could use GET method to send data using the same approach. I'll try anyway but maybe someone could help me on this first :)