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Of course, I'm a 'need official data' nut... so, I only get my 'external' weather data from the government certified weather stations. Since I know the data are supposed to be observations filtered by trained persons, I feel I have more confidence in the data in order to have a better comparison to my own data.
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$sudo apt-get install metar$ metar -d paom PAOM 161353Z 03003KT 10SM BKN250 04/04 A2999 RMK SLP156 T00440039 VIA AUTODIAL Station : PAOM Day : 16 Time : 13:53 UTC Wind direction: 30 (NNE) Wind speed : 3 KT Wind gust : 3 KT Visibility : 10 SM Temperature : 4 C Dewpoint : 4 C Pressure : 29.99 "Hg Clouds : BKN at 25000 ft Phenomena :Here's the full list of metar station codes:
http://www.aviationweather.gov/static/adds/metars/stations.txt
Of course, I'm a 'need official data' nut... so, I only get my 'external' weather data from the government certified weather stations. Since I know the data are supposed to be observations filtered by trained persons, I feel I have more confidence in the data in order to have a better comparison to my own data.