This is a module for MagicMirror² that uses the NOAA National Weather Service API forecast to show a consecutive 4 12-hr forecast. Initially, I tried to use the OpenWeather One Call 3.0 API, but it gives a pretty inaccurate forecast. A project called MMM-NOAA already exists, but it uses the WeatherBit API, not the NOAA API.
I just wanted a reliable forecast that doesn't change or go down, and I think the NOAA National Weather Service is the best because it doesn't require user registration nor APK key currently (although I think they're working on a change for that).
MMM-2Day-NOAA-Forecast
Under your MagicMirror's modules
folder, do:
cd <your-magic-mirror-path>/modules
git clone https://github.com/jinserk/MMM-2Day-NOAA-Forecast
cd MMM-2Day-NOAA-Forecast
npm install
The entry in config.js
can include the following options:
Option | Description | Type | Default Value |
---|---|---|---|
lat |
This is the latitude of the location you want to get the weather for. | number |
0.0 |
lon |
This is the longitude of the location you want to get the weather for. | number |
0.0 |
units |
The units you want the weather reporting in. Use metric for metric OR otherwise for imperial. |
string |
metric |
interval |
How often the weather is updated in millisecond. | integer |
600000 (= 10 min) |
config.js
{
module: 'MMM-2Day-NOAA-Forecast',
position: 'top_right',
config: {
lat: 42.36114,
lon: -71.05908,
units: 'metric',
interval: 10 * 60 * 1000
}
},
This module originates from the code in MMM-3Day-Forecast. The code and CSS have changed a lot, but all the credit for the layout and skeleton goes to the project.