It would be fantastic for AL to integrate with a luminence or solar radiation entity (likely part of a PWS device, but could also be a standalone device I imagine) to adjust to real-time lighting conditions rather than simply sunrise and sunset. This would allow AL to account for, for instance, cloudy conditions, or locations where the geography causes it to get light later than sunrise or dark earlier than sunrise.
For point of reference, my Ambient Weather WS-2000 definitely reports solar luminence (in lx) and radiation (in W/m2), and from what I've gathered this is a standard sensor on most PWS units.
It would be fantastic for AL to integrate with a luminence or solar radiation entity (likely part of a PWS device, but could also be a standalone device I imagine) to adjust to real-time lighting conditions rather than simply sunrise and sunset. This would allow AL to account for, for instance, cloudy conditions, or locations where the geography causes it to get light later than sunrise or dark earlier than sunrise.
For point of reference, my Ambient Weather WS-2000 definitely reports solar luminence (in lx) and radiation (in W/m2), and from what I've gathered this is a standard sensor on most PWS units.