@peter, thank you once again.
I have been using the “rest/observations/station” request in almost all of my queries
I reran: https://swd.weatherflow.com/swd/rest/stations?token=####
and it listed three devices of device_type HB (home base?), SK (sky?) and AR (air?)
if I run: https://swd.weatherflow.com/swd/rest/observations/device/44665?token=#####
where 44665 is the device_id of the SK device then I see the obs_sky array, which includes wind data (yay!!):
{
"status":
{
"status_code":0,
"status_message":"SUCCESS"
},
"device_id":44665,
"type":"obs_sky",
"source":"cache",
"summary":
{
"precip_total_1h":0.0
},
"obs":
[
[
1607688638, index 0: Epoch (seconds UTC)
0, index 1: Illuminance (lux)
0, index 2: UV (index)
0, index 3: Rain Accumulation (mm)
0, index 4: Wind Lull (m/s)
0, index 5: Wind Avg (m/s)
0, index 6: Wind Gust (m/s)
0, index 7: Wind Direction (degrees)
2.15, index 8: Battery (volts)
1, index 9: Report Interval (minutes)
0, index 10: Solar Radiation (W/m^2)
0, index 11: Local Day Rain Accumulation (mm)
0, index 12: Precipitation Type (0 = none, 1 = rain, 2 = hail)
3, index 13: Wind Sample Interval (seconds)
null, index 14: Rain Accumulation Final (Rain Check) (mm)
null, index 15: Local Day Rain Accumulation Final (Rain Check) (mm)
0 index 16: Precipitation Analysis Type (0 = none, 1 = Rain Check with user display on, 2 = Rain Check with user display off)
]
]
}