Python Workshop - API and Weather Script

Find and notify yourself of the weather anywhere in the globe with the OpenWeatherMap API. Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) are links between digital systems. They create avenues for communication and exchange to occur. So set your codes free into the World Wide Web and design software that takes advantage of live data from across the planet (and even, perhaps, outside of it).
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[@qcnck2776]

Thanks. It is really nice to see you moving up to showing useful, practical examples.

[@theencryptedpartition4633]

Thanks man, you saved a lot of time. This video is much more clearer than Indian guys on RUclips

[@k9builder]

Tacoma Washington on 6 August 2022 was 27 degrees celsius.

[@Core-Electronics]

Nice mate 😊 sounds like an excellent day for the park

[@charlez6067]

I keep getting
line 55, loc = owm.weather_manager().weather_at_place(city)
AttributeError: 'OWM25' object has no attribute 'weather_manger'

[@Core-Electronics]

Make sure you type all the variables the same name, double check that you spelt Manager correctly higher up in the code. I have the same code running here so if you still run into issues write a message at the bottom of the article page with your code copied and pasted there. Hope this helps!

[@randomguy-tm3df]

You are the best sir.

[@drpjt]

hi - thanks - useful video - I want to create if statements based on the weather FORECAST eg average temperature tomorrow or average rainfall next 2 days - from what I've seen the api gets pretty complicated and gives something like 4 hourly forecasts with unintelligible UNIX times - any pointers to how we do this?

[@Core-Electronics]

Steven created a E-Ink Dashboard that utilised forecasted weather. It used an DarkSky API request but it should definitely give some direction for your project - core-electronics.com.au/projects/simple-e-ink-dashboard