#WEATHER DISPLAY VS WEATHERCAT SERIAL#
#WEATHER DISPLAY VS WEATHERCAT ARCHIVE#
#WEATHER DISPLAY VS WEATHERCAT SOFTWARE#

OK, which weather port driver are you using inside YAAC? The Serial_Weather port type can only be used with Peet Bros weather stations, and requires exclusive use of the serial port connected to the weather station (i.e., the same serial port can't also be used by WeatherCat or any other application). Any help would be much appreciated! Thanks Bob AB2NE KC1AJT-13 in YAAC I see the wind speed arrow and the icons showing rain etc The port for the WX in YAAC is enabled although the icon is yellow and my wxnow.txt file is: I did try changing the ID for the wxnow file to AB2NE-1 and that did show some data, but I don't think that was going via YAAC but rather via CWOP. However, if I look for ab2ne-1 I see the wx station symbol but no weather data, when I look at other local stations e.g.

#WEATHER DISPLAY VS WEATHERCAT SOFTWARE#

I am using a Davis Vantage with Weathercat software on OSX, I subscribed to CWOP and have a weather station ID of FW6940 and that works fine, if I go to aprs.fi and search for FW6940 I can see the charts etc. Recently I decided to connect it to my weather station and enabled the WXNOW.txt functionality.

My system is usually just connected to the internet and no RF. wee_import can import directly from WU.Hi Andrew I have been using YAAC for several years and it is a great program and really appreciate all fo your work. One thing you may or may not have considered (and I shudder for mentioning it) is if you have previously posted your data to Weather Underground you may find you have 'better' data there. These should come across OK given your data. Cumulative obs (rain is the obvious one though you do have windrun as well) are treated differently as the key daily aggregate is the daily total. The weeWX daily hi and low values will be derived from the values you import. How you derive that single value to be imported for that hour is up to you, but remember if you want to keep the daily hi/lows that you presently have one of your imported records for the day must have the daily hi and another must have the daily low.

When you import, wee_import will want single outTemp value for a given time your data has (for most) the hour hi and hour low values. Since you only have hour-by-hour data you have lost the 'resolution' that comes with minute(s)-by-minute(s) data (eg time of max outTemp for the day), the best you will get from the hour-by-hour data you have are the daily max/min/totals, your hi/low times will be at best ballpark (ie within the hour). As Tom said importing with a 1 hour interval will work, but you will need to massage your data. I guess the 'best' data is the minute(s)-by-minute(s) but if that is not available your next best is hour-by-hour. Of course if I have misunderstood something and there is some other WeatherCat data available similar in resolution to the Weather Display data then we might be in business. If this is the case I would not even bother importing the WeatherCat data. Based on you WeatherCat data we have seen so far you don't have this other than for data by day data in the NOAA reports.

#WEATHER DISPLAY VS WEATHERCAT ARCHIVE#

WeeWX can handle data with any or multiple interval values but the underlying weewWX archive data is essentially the average or the sum (depending on the observation type) of the observation over the interval. The problem with this data is that it is essentially a list of hourly highs and lows which is not what weeWX requires. cat file data in any form? It appears the only WeatherCat data we have seen so far is summary data, the best resolution being hour by hour. The concern I have is the WeatherCat data. Weather view is mentioned in one post, I presume this is a typo and in fact you meant Weather Display. The NOAA format report provides summary data data by day for 1 month at at time.

The daily summary provides highs and lows, hour by hour for one day per file. The only WeatherCat data we have seen have been have been some sort of daily summary and NOAA format monthly reports. cat files which, judging by the WeatherCat manual, should contain a month of data. Import looks like it will work (43000 odd lines) albeit with multiple interval values. This data will need some manipulation to put it into CSV format for import. (I am) unsure of the document format (pdf, txt or something else). Around about 1 year of data seemingly with a 1 minute interval. From your posts so far I understand you have:

Weather display vs weathercat