Updated: 20 February 2019
This is an ongoing list of third-party applications that directly or indirectly support or use data from WeatherFlow. I will be updating and revising the list during the first two weeks in November.
(Applications are placed in alphabetical order)
Applications directly supporting WeatherFlow Weather Display
Weather Display is designed to help you get the most from your weather station. It support a range of stations from all the major manufacturers and is stacked with features and options.
Features include real time, auto scale and history graphing, FTP transfer of weather data to your web page, pager and email notifications of extreme conditions, web download, Metar/ Synop emails, averages/extreme/climate/NOAA reports, web cam upload, grouped file uploads, FTP downloads, decoded metar downloadâs,âŠ
WeatherFlow PiConsole
The WeatherFlow PiConsole is a Python console that displays the data collected by a WeatherFlow Tempest or Smart Home Weather Station. The console uses either the WeatherFlow REST API and websocket service or the local UDP connection to stream data from your station in real time, including the 3-second rapid wind updates. In UDP only mode, the console requires no connection to the internet once installation is complete.
The console is fully supported for Raspberry Pi 3 Model B/B+ and Raspberry âŠ
WeeWX UDP driver
In case anyone is looking for it, here is my weewx UDP station driver:
A lot of the comments/docs are from mwallâs SDR driver, the syntax of which I am ultimately hoping to replicate to support multiple Air + Sky sensors on the same Hub. For now, it ignores sensor addresses and imports whatever it sees as if it is coming from one sensorâŠ
WX Console and Uploader
Both apps (btstWx and btstWx PRO) are available in Google Play and the App Store.
Runs on OSX, Android, iOS, Windows.
Grabs UDP data from the WF SWS and uploads to WF, WU and my Wx Server.
âused for connecting to Davis Instruments devices as well.
Has a companion app for iOS & Android for pulling Wx data down in ârealtimeâ.
[wxUploadSS]
WeatherFlow for Home assistant Applications indirectly supporting WeatherFlow ISY Node Server
I wanted to let the community know for those of you rockin a ISY Series Controller. A fantastic UDI member has released a preliminary Node Server package which allows direct integration of the Weather Flow hardware.
At a high level this requires some middleware such a 24.7.365 PC or a small RPI. The application of course runs on both Windows and Linux operating systems. The purpose is to allow tight integration of the Weather Flow hardware which can be seen directly by the ISY Series ControllerâŠ
ISY Polyglot Node Server
In addition to the standalone node server application, Iâve also created a Polyglot version and itâs available in the ISY Polyglot node server store now.
The version available through the Polyglot store is a simplified implementation. At this point, it only makes use of local UDP data and only creates the main Air and Sky device nodes on the ISY.
However, the installation and management of node servers is much easier using the Polyglot framework.
Meteobridge
http://www.meteobridge.com/wiki/index.php/Home
Meteobridge is a small device that connects in between your âWeatherFlow HUBâ this allows you to send your data to many of the popular networks and your own personal website if you have one.When used with WeatherFlow Hub it powers the HUB therefore making Meteobridge a self sufficient package without the need of running a computer 24/7 .Meteobridge has a vast array of functions for the weather enthusiast.
WeatherFlow Application for Homey
Weatherflow for Athomâs homey
The Dutch âstartupâ Athom has released an Smarthome hub a couple of years ago that can connect to all sorts of technologies such as zwave, zigbee, 433mhz, bluetooth but also apiâs that are available on the internet. I created an app for this eco system to connect to the Weatherflow APIâs. It will try to connect to the weatherflow api and read the information from a single station per device. Currently the station needs to be publicly available. This will be changedâŠ
WeatherFlow HomeSeer plug-in
For those that use HomeSeer home automation software and want to integrate WeatherFlow, I have a beta plug-in available. Youâll find it under the beta section of the HomeSeer Additional Interfaces plug-in management page.
This is fully functional, but time-limited plug-in.
It creates HomeSeer device records for the Air and Sky sensor data values from the UDP data on the local network.
P.S. I also have a driver for the Elve home automation software package so if youâre one of the 3 people stâŠ
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 âŠ
Crestron
For those that have a Crestron Home Automation System I have published a module for integrating a Weatheflow smart weather station with a 3 Series Crestron automation processor on my github. You can find the code here: https://github.com/jbasen/Crestron-WeatherFlow
Enjoy
tempest-for-control4
Hi All,
HopSoft is happy to announce release of driver for WeatherFlow Tempest weather station.
More info and download link can be found here:
Regards,
Pavel Kvicera
WeatherFlow2MQTT for Home Assistant
This project monitors the UDP socket (50222) from a WeatherFlow Hub, and publishes the data to a MQTT Server. Data is formatted in a way that, it supports the MQTT Discovery format for Home Assistant, so a sensor will created for each entity that WeatherFlow sends out, if you have MQTT Discovery enabled.
Everything runs in a pre-build Docker Container, so installation is very simple, you only need Docker installed on a computer and a MQTT Server setup somewhere in your network. If you run the SâŠ
WeatherFlow for Hubitat
âïž Custom Apps and Drivers
A driver for the WeatherFlow WebSocket API Code hubitat/weatherflow.driver.groovy at master · augoisms/hubitat · GitHub Also available on Hubitat Package Manager. Setup Obtain a Personal Use Token (Settings > Data Authorizations) Find...
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Hubitat Driver for WeatherFlow API
This driver polls the WeatherFlow API for information that your weather station or another has provided. The WeatherFlow API driver is REQUIRED and is the parent device (if both are used), and the WeatherSensorChild is OPTIONAL and is a child...
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Your Tempest weather data via Carrot Weather app (iPhone/Android) https://itunes.apple.com/app/id961390574?at=11l6XJ&ct=weather
Your Tempest weather data via SmatMixin Weather app (iPhone/Android) WeatherFlow Data on ROKU
NEW Station Data Viewer (v2)
Based on popular demand a NEW version of the âWeather Station Data Viewerâ
is being released. You can find it the same way; the âposterâ will say:
âWeather Station Data v2â.
The new version:
Displays wind-speed as km/h and not m/s
Includes the option to display wind-direction in degrees or Cardinal description
Please send more feedback as I will try to include it in future releases which will upgrade automatically!
[Channel-Poster-V2-540x405]
On your ROKU deâŠ
WordPress plugin WeatherFlow
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I believe this is the first âWikiâ post on our forum. A Wiki can be created by any user, and is editable by any user on the forum. If you find any errors or omissions here, feel free to make corrections and additions. Thanks!
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