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High of 75. Partly cloudy through the day. Humidity 37% through the day. Sustained winds WNW at 15 mph; gusting to 18 mph.
Tonight
Low of 47. Mostly clear through the night. Humidity 37% in the evening, rising to 71% after midnight. Sustained winds WNW-NW at 14-17 mph; gusting to 18-22 mph.
Tomorrow
High of 71. Mostly sunny through the day. Humidity 76% in the morning, lowering to 27% by the afternoon. Sustained winds NW-NNW at 10-16 mph; gusting to 14-22 mph.
Tomorrow Night
Low of 47. Clear through the night. Humidity 24% in the evening, rising to 71% after midnight. Sustained winds NW at 13-20 mph; gusting to 17-25 mph.
Thursday
High of 71. Mostly sunny through the day. Humidity 77% in the morning, lowering to 31% by the afternoon. Sustained winds NW at 7-15 mph; gusting to 8-20 mph. Winds higher in the afternoon.
Thursday Night
Low of 48. Mostly clear through the night. Humidity 31% in the evening, rising to 63% after midnight. Sustained winds NW at 9-16 mph; gusting to 21 mph.
Friday
High of 75. Mostly sunny through the day. Humidity 80% in the morning, lowering to 47% by the afternoon. Sustained winds NW at 5-7 mph. Gusting winds higher in the morning.
Friday Night
Low of 49. Mostly clear through the night. Humidity 38% in the evening, rising to 66% after midnight. Sustained winds NW at 5-14 mph. Winds higher in the evening.
Saturday
High of 73. Mostly sunny through the day. Chance of precipitation is 1%. Humidity 79% in the morning, lowering to 52% by the afternoon. Sustained winds SW-W at 3-9 mph. Winds higher in the afternoon.
Saturday Night
Low of 51. Mostly clear in the evening with incoming clouds making it partly cloudy after midnight. Chance of precipitation is 3%. Humidity 43% in the evening, rising to 66% after midnight. Sustained winds WNW at 10-14 mph. Gusting winds higher in the evening.
Sunday
High of 76. Partly cloudy through the day. Chance of precipitation is 3%. Humidity 80% in the morning, lowering to 47% by the afternoon. Sustained winds WNW at 8-12 mph. Gusting winds higher in the morning.
Sunday Night
Low of 51. Partly cloudy in the evening with some clouds clearing, making it mostly clear after midnight. Chance of precipitation is 2%. Humidity 38% in the evening, rising to 64% after midnight. Sustained winds NW at 9-15 mph. Gusting winds higher in the evening.
Memorial Day
High of 77. Mostly sunny in the morning with incoming clouds making it partly cloudy by the afternoon. Chance of precipitation is 2%. Humidity 80% in the morning, lowering to 46% by the afternoon. Sustained winds NW at 7-12 mph. Gusting winds higher in the morning.
About this weather station:
Location
Latitude:
37° 15.75' N
Longitude:
122° 00.20' W
Altitude:
376 feet
This station uses a
Davis VantagePro2 weather station,
controlled by 'weewx', an
experimental weather software system written in Python. Weewx was designed to be simple,
fast, and easy to understand by leveraging modern software concepts.
This system is powered by the open source Weewx package.
Thanks to JaneAndJohn.org for PHP-based RSS weather-feed code used in a prior iteration of this site.
Thanks to Saratoga-Weather.org for pointers to good warning scripts, used in a prior iteration, and for being a great overall resource for scripting weather websites.
Thanks to Tom at carterlake.org for a script that caused me to want to learn how to obtain the raw data of a National Weather Service forecast, that triggered my building my own set of scripts. He has also created another great overall resource for scripting weather websites.
The raw data on which the forecasts are built, and the icons, come from the National Weather Service.
This system utilizes the xmlize utility written by Hans Anderson.
This system utilizes the NuSOAP package for reading SOAP data feeds, licensed under GPL v2.1 and later, by NuSphere Corporation.
The URL used to get the alerts, and the idea to use CURL to get them, comes from the "NWS Alerts" PHP package by Rick "Curly" at the WXForum web site.
Ideas for grabbing some of the information via XML liberally lifted from PXWeather by Jonathan M. Abbett.
If you want a copy of the current code that produces this generated-forecast information, click here.
