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!

@Rúben-G-T The script sends data to Windy every five minutes, as they request in their documentation.

@TreeFern Added Ecowitt support last December 👍

Thanks @jf_moreira! Let me know if you have any trouble with it. And thanks @Gkikas-LGPZ for spreading the word 🙏

@HenryB_Sydney Hi! Sorry, I forget that this forum exists.

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?

@HenryB_Sydney Hi! Sorry, I forget that this forum exists.

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?

@markdj Sent you a chat on here. I'd need help from someone who has access to a Netatmo station already to get this to work, but it looks possible. Feel free to DM me on whatever platform you prefer: herzog.tech

@Enrique-Alvarez-Jativa Very cool! Would love to hear more details about what parts you chose!

@Rúben-G-T The script sends data to Windy every five minutes, as they request in their documentation.

@TreeFern Added Ecowitt support last December 👍

Hi @Eben-Atwater. Sorry, just saw this. Did you follow the instructions on the README to enable the data source and destination(s) that you want to use?

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

Looks nice! I wish we could disable radar smoothing on this layer and the regular radar layer. Sometimes the jagged edges give more data than the processed blobs.

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!

Thanks @jf_moreira! Let me know if you have any trouble with it. And thanks @Gkikas-LGPZ for spreading the word 🙏