weeWX
WeeWX is a free, open source, software program written in Python, which interacts with your weather station to produce graphs, reports, and HTML pages. It can optionally publish to weather sites or web servers.
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- daemon
- weather-station
- global-weather-data
- datalogger
weeWX information
Developed by
Tom KefferLicensing
Open Source (GPL-3.0) and Free product.Written in
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- English
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What is weeWX?
WeeWX is a free, open source, software program, written in Python, which interacts with your weather station to produce graphs, reports, and HTML pages. It can optionally publish to weather sites or web servers. It uses modern software concepts, making it simple, robust, and easy to extend. It includes extensive documentation.
WeeWX runs under most versions of Linux, as well as macOS, *BSD, and Solaris. Many users are running on the Raspberry Pi. The images on this page and throughout this web site are from sample stations running weeWX.
Thousands of stations throughout the world run weeWX, many of whom have opted-in to be shown on our station map.
Key features:
- Support for many popular weather stations;
- Uploads to popular weather sites including WeatherUnderground, PWSweather.com, CWOP, WOW, and AWEKAS and others;
- Uploads to your website using FTP or rsync;
- Extensive celestial almanac;
- Ability to create or modify skins (the look and feel of your weather site);
- Support for localization;
- Simple, but extensible templating system;
- Native support for US or Metric unit systems;
- Support for sqlite or MySQL databases;
- Calibration corrections;
- Filtering of anomalous values;
- An easy to understand, simple, extensible micro-kernel architecture;
- Ability to extend weeWX with new services and reports.
Comments and Reviews
2019 This should be a good way to upload weather data to WOW at the UK Met Office, etc.
I could not get this to work, possibly because of my own shortcomings, and possibly because the author of weewx hasn't had enough support to get the SDR sections working. RTL_433 may also have changed significantly over the past few years, making this task more difficult.
I have an Acurite 5n1, and I use an SDR called RTL_433 to receive the data, successfully. However, I've had no success getting weewx to accept the SDR data.
Richard.