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  • Re: Weatherbug Longitude and Latitude

    this is a cool site! Although it may not do you any good if you are outside N. America, this might come in handy in the programming contest that WeatherBug is doing, which you can enter with a Phrogram program.
    Posted to Collaboration and Community Projects (Forum) by davidw on August 30, 2007
  • WeatherPro Advanced Add-in Library

    This advanced add-in library uses weather data in your Phrogram program, built on WeatherBug's API. It comes with a sample program that shows the many types of information about weather that your program will be able to use. It is tested as current and stable, and it is available for free! To install, simply drag and drop the three files ...
    Posted to Add-In Libraries (FileGallery) by davidw on August 5, 2007
  • Weatherbug Longitude and Latitude

    I have just come across this site link below were you can download a file that list all the longitudes and latitudes for ZIP codes. I wish I had come across this site earlier as I could have written the program I wanted to for the contest. http://www.populardata.com/downloads.html
    Posted to Collaboration and Community Projects (Forum) by DaveG27 on June 9, 2007
  • April Contest - Weather Display

    This is my entry for the April contest. The program gets weather data from 1 or more stations and displays the result in GUI form with up to 8 at once. I enclose 3 sample txt files with Zip locations for it to display. You can easily edit your own files using WordPad. For more see ReadMe.txt file. The program can cope with metric data but I have ...
    Posted to Contest Entries (Forum) by DaveG27 on April 20, 2007
  • Re: April Contest - WeatherVane

    I like these weather vane programs. But I hate to say this is that neither version has the direction arrow pointing in the right direction. With winds the direction is were the wind is blowing from  so Walt’s modification has the arrow 180 deg out. This is an easy mistake to make as common sense would say direction is were it is going ...
    Posted to Contest Entries (Forum) by DaveG27 on April 14, 2007
  • WeatherBug Temperature Error

    After some trial and tribulations I managed to get it working. One problem I came across is the temperature I had first notice I had a temperature of -102 deg F (ZIP 01701) clearly impossible but temperatures at other zip codes could also be ridiculous, so I started comparing them with WeatherBug’s own web site they never agreed and were out ...
    Posted to Contest Entries (Forum) by DaveG27 on April 14, 2007
  • Re: WeatherBug data access issue

    More information on the access issue: The request for WeatherBug data goes out and comes back on Port 80, this is the regular browser data port that you use to browse the web with your browser. When you enter a zip code the WeatherBug server finds the nearest actual weather station location and tries to get data from it if that station is not ...
    Posted to Contest Entries (Forum) by Sharpidea on April 7, 2007
  • Re: WeatherBug data access issue

    OK, I think I know what you need to do in your programs set the Timeout to a much higher value than 30000 say (60000) instead right at the top of your method main, 30000 this is the default value and probably isn't long enough if you have a firewall to get through. Let me know if this helps  Have fun
    Posted to Contest Entries (Forum) by Sharpidea on April 5, 2007
  • April Contest - WeatherVane

    Description:This program gets data from the nearest weather station, and uses wind speed and direction data to construct a vector of the wind. It is of course only as accurate as the data it collects.  The length is calculated by the wind speed times 20.I wanted the program to save the zip code, so that every time the program is run, the ...
    Posted to Contest Entries (Forum) by Phrogger on April 2, 2007
  • Update on our April contest

    Our April contest ran from April 1 through May 18. Best program using the WeatherBug Basic Add-in Library!  All entries will be judged on how interesting they are in using real weather data! Rules: 1) Your program must be 1000 line or less or code, not counting while space 2) Your program must use some feature of the WeatherBug Basic Add-in ...
    Posted to Contest Entries (Forum) by davidw on April 1, 2007
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