MetPy is a collection of tools in Python for reading, visualizing and performing calculations with weather data.
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MetPy is a collection of tools in Python for reading, visualizing and performing calculations with weather data.
Access and analyze historical weather and climate data with Python.
🪲 Ladybug is an environmental plugin for Grasshopper.
Neofetch-like, minimalistic, and customizable weather-fetching tool.
The program for scheduling recordings and processing of the satellite and ground radio transmissions (like capturing of the weather APT images from NOAA satellites, voice messages from ISS, fixed time recordings of WeatherFaxes etc.) 🌍 📡
Python client to access weather data from Deutscher Wetterdienst (DWD), the federal meteorological service in Germany.
🐞 📗 Ladybug plugin for Grasshopper
Get weather data for a list of zip codes for a range of dates
Python interface to the NCEP G2C Library for reading and writing GRIB2 messages.
This is a python package for simple access to hourly forecast data for the next 10 days and reported weather where this data is provided.
Climate Data Bias Corrector: A tool to bias correct the Global Climate Model (GCM)/ Regional Climate Model (RCM) simulated future climatic daily projections.
☁️ Raspberry PI Weather Station
Simple naive bayes implementation for weather prediction in python
A Python wrapper for the forecast.io API.
This tool enables sailors to fetch crucial GRIB weather files via messages over the Garmin inReach Satellite device while out on open seas without internet connection.
臺灣歷史氣象觀測資料庫 Taiwan Historical Meteorological Observations Database
A Python interface for the MET Norway Locationforecast/2.0 service.
Visualized QA/QC of weather station data
Generic weather forecast downloader
A simple python script for fetching data from Weather Underground's API
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