csparpa
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4 years ago Hi @driesvanspauwen the answer is easy: you're calling something like this:
observation.wind["speed"]but instead should call:
observation.wind()["speed"]As you can see here: https://github.com/csparpa/pyowm/blob/e35446ebe081c0b14a25dca0f7f8105836745b04/pyowm/weatherapi25/weather.py#L166 you retrieve wind data from the weather object by using a function , not by accessing a property
I'm closing this for the moment, feel free to reopen the issue if you still have problems with the code
Problem According to the guide on the pyowm github page following command:
observation.weather.windshould return something like:{'speed': 4.6, 'deg': 330}from which people are able to retract the wind speed and degree usingobservation.weather.wind['speed']Now when I use the .wind command and print it, it returns:
<bound method Weather.wind of <pyowm.weatherapi25.weather.Weather - reference_time=2020-08-18 15:50:11+00, status=clouds, detailed_status=broken clouds>>So that corresponds to the status of the weather, but has nothing to do with the wind speed/degree. It's also in a format in which it's not possible to retract any data from it.In all tutorials I could find on the internet this command was either not used or worked as described on the GitHub page, but I believe recently there have been some changes in pyowm that I can't really find a report of.
Question So my question is which code I should use to get the current wind speed. Thanks in advance!
My code: from pyowm import OWM
owm = OWM(owm_apikey)
mgr = owm.weather_manager() observation = mgr.weather_at_place('Leuven,Belgium') w = observation.weather
temp = w.temperature('celsius') status = w.detailed_status wind = w.wind humidity = w.humidity
print(wind['speed'])