From #245 soil temp reported back by the API may not always be a float which will cause an error to be thrown due to the asserts in the init section of the soil.py file. One might also assume though, I have not tested it, that depending on the soil data source and polygon location that the value could also return a None. However, the issue here is mainly that the Soil Temp could be returned as an integer or float.
From #245 soil temp reported back by the API may not always be a float which will cause an error to be thrown due to the asserts in the init section of the soil.py file. One might also assume though, I have not tested it, that depending on the soil data source and polygon location that the value could also return a None. However, the issue here is mainly that the Soil Temp could be returned as an integer or float.