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Old 02-12-2005, 07:17 PM   #1
lesleyb
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Thank you for LQ


Just a note to say entirely thanks to LQ I got my gkrellm weather plugin working
on reasonably local data.

The default in gkrellweather plugin is YSSY - an airport in Sydney Australia.

Having no previous experience of this plugin I didn't know where that code
came from not how to find out what code it was using. The only reference in
GrabWeather is for METAR and that didn't really help.

So I came in here and searched for gkrellm weather and eventually found a post
that helped me by simply mentioning the code is one of the ICAO codes.

I googled for that and got what I needed.

Without LQ, I suspect I would have been stuck with Australian weather for a
while.

Thank you for being here

lesleyb
 
Old 02-12-2005, 07:54 PM   #2
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How's the weather in Sydney?

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Old 02-13-2005, 06:47 AM   #3
lesleyb
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Sydney Airport. Australia (YSSY) 1200 UTC
Temp: 66 C
humidity: 68%
Dew point: 13C
Air pressure : 768mmHg (1024 HPa)
Wind : ESE F3
Visibilty >7miles
sky condition: mostly clear


Leeds/Bradford (EGNM) 1150 UTC
Temp: 2 C
humidity :74%
dewpoint: -2 C
windchill: -5C
air pressure: 753 mmHg (1004HPa)
Wind: WNW F6 20knt
Visibilty: >7miles
skycondition: partly cloudy

HTH

LesleyB
 
Old 02-13-2005, 02:30 PM   #4
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yip...that's what i like also....
just browsing this forum brings always some ideas.
so....works here too.

but...can you tell how to paste the info to a file ( or here ) ?

EDIT: don't bother, a file is made in /root/.wmWeatherReports after
running the " GrabWeather " -script.

egag

Last edited by egag; 02-13-2005 at 02:47 PM.
 
Old 02-14-2005, 03:18 AM   #5
lesleyb
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Slightly OT:

As far as I know GrabWeather writes .DAT and .TXT files to a .wmWeather subdir of the home directory of the user running GrabWeather.

Regards

Lesleyb
 
  


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