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weatheril is an unofficial IMS (Israel Meteorological Service) python API wrapper.
Use git to clone or you can also manually download the project repository just as shown below;
$ git clone https://github.com/t0mer/py-weatheril/
$ cd py-weatheril
py-weatheril $ python3 setup.py install
# For Windows
pip install --upgrade weatheril
#For Linux | MAC
pip3 install --upgrade weatheril
weatheril can be configured to retrive forecast information for specific location. when initiating the library you must set the location id and language (Currently only he and en are supported)
from weatheril import *
weather = WeatherIL(21,"he")
In the above example i set Raanana as the location and Hebrew as language. Full locations list in the table below.
Id | Location |
---|---|
1 | Jerusalem |
2 | Tel Aviv - Yafo |
3 | Haifa |
4 | Rishon le Zion |
5 | Petah Tiqva |
6 | Ashdod |
7 | Netania |
8 | Beer Sheva |
9 | Bnei Brak |
10 | Holon |
11 | Ramat Gan |
12 | Asheqelon |
13 | Rehovot |
14 | Bat Yam |
15 | Bet Shemesh |
16 | Kfar Sava |
17 | Herzliya |
18 | Hadera |
19 | Modiin |
20 | Ramla |
21 | Raanana |
22 | Modiin Illit |
23 | Rahat |
24 | Hod Hasharon |
25 | Givatayim |
26 | Kiryat Ata |
27 | Nahariya |
28 | Beitar Illit |
29 | Um al-Fahm |
30 | Kiryat Gat |
31 | Eilat |
32 | Rosh Haayin |
33 | Afula |
34 | Nes-Ziona |
35 | Akko |
36 | Elad |
37 | Ramat Hasharon |
38 | Karmiel |
39 | Yavneh |
40 | Tiberias |
41 | Tayibe |
42 | Kiryat Motzkin |
43 | Shfaram |
44 | Nof Hagalil |
45 | Kiryat Yam |
46 | Kiryat Bialik |
47 | Kiryat Ono |
48 | Maale Adumim |
49 | Or Yehuda |
50 | Zefat |
51 | Netivot |
52 | Dimona |
53 | Tamra |
54 | Sakhnin |
55 | Yehud |
56 | Baka al-Gharbiya |
57 | Ofakim |
58 | Givat Shmuel |
59 | Tira |
60 | Arad |
61 | Migdal Haemek |
62 | Sderot |
63 | Araba |
64 | Nesher |
65 | Kiryat Shmona |
66 | Yokneam Illit |
67 | Kafr Qassem |
68 | Kfar Yona |
69 | Qalansawa |
70 | Kiryat Malachi |
71 | Maalot-Tarshiha |
72 | Tirat Carmel |
73 | Ariel |
74 | Or Akiva |
75 | Bet Shean |
76 | Mizpe Ramon |
77 | Lod |
78 | Nazareth |
79 | Qazrin |
80 | En Gedi |
200 | Nimrod Fortress |
201 | Banias |
202 | Tel Dan |
203 | Snir Stream |
204 | Horshat Tal |
205 | Ayun Stream |
206 | Hula |
207 | Tel Hazor |
208 | Akhziv |
209 | Yehiam Fortress |
210 | Baram |
211 | Amud Stream |
212 | Korazim |
213 | Kfar Nahum |
214 | Majrase |
215 | Meshushim Stream |
216 | Yehudiya |
217 | Gamla |
218 | Kursi |
219 | Hamat Tiberias |
220 | Arbel |
221 | En Afek |
222 | Tzipori |
223 | Hai-Bar Carmel |
224 | Mount Carmel |
225 | Bet Shearim |
226 | Mishmar HaCarmel |
227 | Nahal Me‘arot |
228 | Dor-HaBonim |
229 | Tel Megiddo |
230 | Kokhav HaYarden |
231 | Maayan Harod |
232 | Bet Alpha |
233 | Gan HaShlosha |
235 | Taninim Stream |
236 | Caesarea |
237 | Tel Dor |
238 | Mikhmoret Sea Turtle |
239 | Beit Yanai |
240 | Apollonia |
241 | Mekorot HaYarkon |
242 | Palmahim |
243 | Castel |
244 | En Hemed |
245 | City of David |
246 | Me‘arat Soreq |
248 | Bet Guvrin |
249 | Sha’ar HaGai |
250 | Migdal Tsedek |
251 | Haniya Spring |
252 | Sebastia |
253 | Mount Gerizim |
254 | Nebi Samuel |
255 | En Prat |
256 | En Mabo‘a |
257 | Qasr al-Yahud |
258 | Good Samaritan |
259 | Euthymius Monastery |
261 | Qumran |
262 | Enot Tsukim |
263 | Herodium |
264 | Tel Hebron |
267 | Masada |
268 | Tel Arad |
269 | Tel Beer Sheva |
270 | Eshkol |
271 | Mamshit |
272 | Shivta |
273 | Ben-Gurion’s Tomb |
274 | En Avdat |
275 | Avdat |
277 | Hay-Bar Yotvata |
278 | Coral Beach |
from weatheril import *
weather = WeatherIL(21,"he")
images = weather.get_radar_images()
The get_radar_images will retun an object with four lists:
You can also create animateg gif from this images lists by using the create_animation method as follows:
from weatheril import *
weather = WeatherIL(21,"he")
images = weather.get_radar_images()
animated = images.create_animation(images = images.middle_east_satellite_images, animated_file = "file.gif", path="/tmp")
The function will return the path for the created image.
Optional You can use the following function to create animated gifs for all images
from weatheril import *
weather = WeatherIL(21,"he")
images = weather.get_radar_images()
images.generate_images(path="Path to store the images")
from weatheril import *
weather = WeatherIL(21,"he")
current = weather.get_current_analysis()
The result will be a weather object containing the data requested:
"33": {
"id": "1601809",
"lid": "33",
"forecast_time": "2023-01-25 16:00:00",
"type": "analysis",
"main_hour": "0",
"heat_stress": "17",
"relative_humidity": "58",
"due_point_Temp": "11",
"rain": null,
"temperature": "20",
"wind_direction_id": "15",
"wind_speed": "2",
"wind_chill": "20",
"weather_code": null,
"heat_stress_level": "0",
"feels_like": "20",
"min_temp": null,
"max_temp": null,
"modified": "2023-01-25 15:55:00",
"created": "2023-01-22 11:50:05",
"u_v_index": "0",
"u_v_level": "L",
"u_v_i_max": null,
"u_v_i_factor": null
}
from weatheril import *
weather = WeatherIL(21,"he")
forcats = weather.get_forecast()
This method wil return forecast object that includes weather forecast for the new 5 days. The object contains data on Coutry level and also on give location Forecast >> Daily >> Hourly.
class Forecast:
days: list
class Daily:
date: datetime
location: str
day: str
weather: str
minimum_temperature: int
maximum_temperature: int
maximum_uvi: int
hours: list
description: str
class Hourly:
hour: str
weather: str
temperature: int
FAQs
Israel Meteorological Service unofficial python api wrapper
We found that weatheril demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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