# Version 2.0 update
# 9 November 2016 (The day Trump won the presidential election)
# Plot the temperature climotology for a station's lifetime
from datetime import datetime
import json
import urllib2
from get_token import my_token # returns my personal token
from convert_MW_date import MWdate_to_datetime
import numpy as np
# Get your own key and token from here: https://mesowest.org/api/signup/
token = my_token()
def get_mesowest_climatology(station, start, end, variables='air_temp'):
"""
Get data from MesoWest Climatology service for a station between two dates.
Input:
station - MesoWest station id as a string.a
start - 'mmddHHMM'
end - 'mmddHHMM'
To Do:
[ ] Somehow convert the input as a datetime object, not string
"""
# Convert datetime object to MesoWest input date string
# Brian Blaylock
# 17 Feb. 2015
# pylint: disable=C0103
# Function for getting MesoWest time series from the API for one station
from datetime import datetime
import json
import numpy as np
from get_token import my_token # returns my personal token
import urllib2
token = my_token() # Request your own token at http://mesowest.org/api/signup/
variables = 'T_water_temp,wind_direction,wind_speed,wind_gust,air_temp,dew_point_temperature,relative_humidity'
def get_buoy_ts(start_time, end_time, stationID='GSLBY'):
"""
Makes a time series query from the MesoWest API
Input:
stationID : string of the station ID
start_time : datetime object of the start time in UTC
end_time : datetime object of the end time in UTC
Output:
a dictionary of the data
"""
# convert the start and end time to the string format requried by the API
