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Climate module going away. I noticed some of the things it has like Wind Speed tomorrow is not in your node. This is what I get every day in email. I can map to Dark Sky if you have these fields.

Weather Today

High Temp - 35 F
Humidity- 48 %
Condition - 20
Cloud Condition- 3
Rain Today- 0 inches
Snow Today- 0 inches
Precip Intensity- 1
Wind Today- 4 mph
Wind Gust so far- 15 mph

Weather Tomorrow

Low Temp- 27 F
High Temp - 37 F
Humidity- 45 %
Condition - 0
Cloud Condition- 2
Rain Tomorrow- 0 inches
Snow Tomorrow- 0 inches
Precip Intensity- 0
Wind Tomorrow- 6 mph
Wind Gust tomorrow- 16 mph

I was reading some talk about Sunrise / Sunset but is it integrated into DarkSky Poly? Sounds like DarkSky has API calls already for Sunrise/Sunset. I know about Time Data server but just hoping to keep everything in on poly server, similar to ISY's weather/climate module.

Thanks,

Could you add to ISY since Dark Sky supports it?

According to their API docs....

alerts optional
An alerts array, which, if present, contains any severe weather alerts pertinent to the requested location.

ISY can allow you to put the Sunrise and Sunset time from today into an email but NOT tomorrow though you can get tomorrow data in seconds in ISY programs.

Dark Sky has that data I think. Could you add it?

I did a forum post about the ISY. I think after sunrise on a specific day it should show tomorrows. At 3pm if I look at sunrise I want to see tomorrow not what happened this AM but the ISY shows today still.

https://forum.universal-devices.com/topic/28827-sunrise-time-question/

I know it was made for PGC but it comes up as update in Polisy and when you run it you get an error.

So can you either remove the update from Polisy (go back to 2.0 for polisy if possible) or issue a 2.02 that works.

I have 2.0 installed so OK for now but I bet if a new person tries to install 2.01 they will get the error.

thanks

I noticed the UV index is the same for forecast 0-7.

Always a 3. Even if its cloudy or sunny.