Wind_gust in no longer working

#1

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I have been using Smart Weather Tile to get this information but does not provide any information anymore. Anyone using something else that works other then buying a complete weather station?

2) What is the expected behavior?
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3) What is happening/not happening?
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#2

https://wiki.webcore.co/Weather#Wind_Gust_MPH

#3

So I am trying to figure out how to just grab the maxwind for the day. So I looked at below. How do I just grab the MPH for the day
Max Wind
Syntax
$weather.forecast.forecast.simpleforecast.forecastday.maxwind
Returns
Returns the speed and direction (string and degrees) of the max wind forecast. Adding mph or kph or dir or degrees to the end will select the individual attributes.
Example
[[mph:10, dir:ESE, degrees:108, kph:16], [mph:10, dir:SSW, degrees:203, kph:16], [mph:15, dir:S, degrees:182, kph:24], [mph:20, dir:S, degrees:189, kph:32]]

#4

and one last thing. I have always been confused on what policies to use. so in the following I only want the text to be sent out every 5 min and not EVERY time it changes. Which policy do I use where

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#5

Are you trying to grab max wind for today or the next three days?

If just today try

$weather.forecast.forecast.simpleforecast.forecastday[0].maxwind.mph

#6

Just today and that will work…thx

#7

So I’m not sure why you’d want a text message every five minutes for three hours everyday, but… :slight_smile:

How about something like this…

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As noted, I don’t have a real temperature sensor, so I used a simulated one that only had the temperature attribute.

Also just noted that the “green” picture shows the simulated temperature sensor as a dimmer. Weird!