I think we need to take the authors advice at face value given the following is at the top of each .cat file:
WeatherCat data file ***If you modify this file, be sure to delete the relevent .hrs file***. t and V are not optional, all other fields are. t is the day, hour and minute (2 digits each), T is outside temperature, Ti is internal temperature, T1 to T8 is auxiliary temperatures, D is dew point, Pr is barometric pressure, W is wind speed, Wd is wind direction, Wc is wind chill, Wg is wind gust, Ph is hourly precipitation, P is total precipitation, H is outside humidity, Hi is internal humidity, H1 to H8 are auxiliary humidity sensors, S is solar, Sm1 to Sm4 is soil moisture, Lw1 to Lw4 is leaf wetness, St1 to St4 is soil temperature, Lt1 to Lt4 is leaf temperature, U is UV, Pm is monthly precipitation, Py is annual precipitation, Ed is daily ET, Em is monthly ET, Ey is yearly ET, C is current conditions (delimited by double quotes), V is validation. Gary On Wednesday, 13 May 2020 06:30:45 UTC+10, Ryan Stasel wrote: > > Yup. Only concern (though not huge) is pressure vs barometer. According to > WC author, what's in the csv is "pressure". But that doesn't make sense to > me since WC displays "Pressure (rel)" which to me means "Barometer" unless > I'm completely misunderstanding. > > My csv.conf is attached. I did end up moving the recorded pressures to > barometer in my final import. Things look correct, but I haven't done (and > likely won't do) a thorough check. > > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "weewx-user" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/weewx-user/687da1a7-8385-477a-899b-8a067d03930c%40googlegroups.com.
