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Documentation for /cgi-bin/request/tempwind_aloft.py
This service emits processed data from a temperature and winds aloft product.
Changelog
- 2024-10-07: While format=comma should have worked, it was not implemented. The suggestion is to use format=csv instead.
Example Usage
Request all data for KDSM for 2023.
Request all data for KDSM for 2023 in JSON format.
Request all data for KDSM for 2023 in Excel format.
CGI Arguments
The following table lists the CGI arguments that are accepted by this service. A HTTP GET request is required. Fields of type Multi-Params or CSV value can accept either a comma separated list or multiple parameter and value combinations. For example, ?foo=1&foo=2 is equivalent to ?foo=1,2.
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ets | string | The end time of the data request |
| format | string | The format of the output (csv json or excel) |
| na | string | The value to use for missing data |
| sts | string | The start time of the data request |
| station | Multi-Params or CSV value (required) | Either provide a single value, multiple parameters each with a single value, or a comma-separated list of values. The context here is a list of station identifiers. All lowercase letters are converted to uppercase. |
| tz | string or null | A time zone string specified by IANA. Common examples include 'America/Chicago', 'UTC', and 'Etc/UTC'. The code implementation passes this provided string to the python ZoneInfo library. |
| year1 | integer | The year for the start time, if sts is not provided |
| year2 | integer | The year for the end time, if ets is not provided |
| month1 | integer | The month for the start time, if sts is not provided |
| month2 | integer | The month for the end time, if ets is not provided |
| day1 | integer | The day for the start time, if sts is not provided |
| day2 | integer | The day for the end time, if ets is not provided |