Pull real-time wind, air temperature, and barometric pressure readings from a NOAA CO-OPS PORTS meteorological sensor near a marina.

domain: api.tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps

  1. Use the CO-OPS Metadata API to confirm which nearby stations report meteorological products - not all water-level stations carry met sensors
  2. Call the Data API with the relevant product (wind, air_temperature, air_pressure) and station ID
  3. Request the latest reading or a recent date range depending on real-time vs historical need
  4. Parse returned values and confirm the requested units (metric vs imperial)
  5. Refresh on a cadence matching the sensor's reporting interval

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