🌦️ Weather Score

Creates an overcast and sunshine score for a given lat/lng.

npm start -- {lat} {lng}
npm start -- 45.523 -122.676

Note: lat/lng can be pasted with a tab from GSheets.

▶ npm start -- 45.523 -122.676

> start
> node src/index.js 61.1508 -149.1091

{
  overcastScore: 37.477794024084524,
  sunshineScore: 62.522205975915476,
  avgTemp: 54.15515799646339,
  stdevTemp: 12.381727899485664,
  highTemp: 70.99324798583984,
  lowTemp: 39.00949478149414,
  airScore: 39.27823484848285,
  airScoreStdev: 18.001561639608955
}

☁️ Overcast Score

This method calculates an "overcast score" based on the hourly cloud cover data retrieved from a weather source. The score represents the average cloud cover during daytime hours as a percentage over a period of multiple days.

Return Values: 0 to 100, where 100 has a lot of overcast.

☀️ Sunshine Score

This method calculates a "sunshine score" based on the daily sunshine duration and daylight hours retrieved from a weather source. The score represents the average sunshine index across multiple days, with a higher score indicating more sunshine hours.

Return Values: 0 to 100, where 100 has a lot of sunshine.

🌡️ Temp's

Has methods for giving you temperature data including:

• Daily Min Temperature (Average + Stdev)
• Daily Max Temperature (Average + Stdev)

🌬️ Air Quality

This function calculates an Air Quality Score based on historical hourly Air Quality Index (AQI) readings. It provides a single value representing the average of the daily maximum AQI values over the provided data set.

Return Values: 0 to 500 where lower is better.

🔋 Credits

🔌 Powered by Open Meteo