[APP][Pro] Weather by Open-Meteo

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Hi, looking at open-meteo website there are many different weather models available. Is it possible to select a specific model for my location?

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Yes it’s possible. I’ll take a look at it once I find some time.

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Hi, I saw on another topic you pointed to this app to get pollen in Homey. But when setting up I can’t see this option? Is it removed, or is there something else I’m missen?

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It’s on the Hourly AiQ page on the bottom

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Version 2.0.10 Test Preview :sun_behind_rain_cloud::rocket:

:sparkles: Highlights in 2.0.10:

  • Added support for selecting weather models
  • Added all weather models supported by the Open-Meteo Forecast API
  • Added location-based filtering for regional weather models
  • Added model run, update interval, and forecast range information
  • Automatically adjusted available forecast times to each model’s forecast range
  • Improved the forecast time and weather model setup and repair flow UI

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Oh, I see! I stopped looking after the first page because I only was interested in the pollen. :sweat_smile: My bad. Thanks for the reply!

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Any plans on adding de solar pv forecast to this app ? Interesting part is that there is no limitation on api calls (solcast has)

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Open-Meteo doesn’t provide a direct PV forecast like Solcast. However, I could add a dedicated device where you configure the solar array’s location, installed capacity, azimuth, tilt and performance factor. The app could then estimate the expected power output using Open-Meteo’s solar irradiance and weather forecasts.

However, this would be an estimate and would likely be less accurate than a specialized service such as Solcast.