#! pywws - Python software for USB Wireless Weather Stations                       #
#! http://github.com/jim-easterbrook/pywws                                         #
#! Copyright (C) 2008-16  pywws contributors                                       #
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#! This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or                   #
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#! but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of                  #
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#encoding html#

     Date & time
     Temp
     Feels like
     Humidity
     Wind
     Rain
     Pressure
     Cloud base

     dir
     ave
     gust
  
#timezone local#
#roundtime True#
#hourly#
#jump -6#
#loop 7#
  
     #idx "%Y/%m/%d" "" "[None, x][x.hour == 0 or loop_count == 7]"#
     #idx "%H%M %Z"#
     #temp_out "%.1f °C"#
     #calc "apparent_temp(data['temp_out'], data['hum_out'], data['wind_ave'])" "%.1f °C"#
     #hum_out "%d%%"#
     #wind_dir "%s" "-" "winddir_text(x)"#
     #wind_ave "%.0f mph" "" "wind_mph(x)"#
     #wind_gust "%.0f mph" "" "wind_mph(x)"#
     #rain "%0.1f mm"#
     #rel_pressure "%.1f hPa"#, #pressure_trend "%s" "" "pressure_trend_text(x)"#
     #calc "cloud_base(data['temp_out'], data['hum_out'])" "%.1f m"#
  
#jump 1#
#endloop#

