Andreas Motl

### Progress Of course, as always, when using the correct parameters, it works better: ``` $ wetterdienst values --provider=dwd --kind=observation --period=recent --resolution=10_minutes --station=00400,00433 --parameter=kl The combination of kl, 10_minutes, recent...

> How would I find out which labels I can use on the `--parameter` option? This has also been phased out: `wetterdienst dwd about parameters`. Is there a replacement?

The command you provided works, thank you. But `jq` croaks on its output again. ``` $ wetterdienst about coverage --provider=dwd --kind=observation | jq parse error: Invalid numeric literal at line...

Do you have some examples for the `--filter` option advertised in `wetterdienst about coverage --help`?

Currently, I was running those commands successfully and wanted to share the results with you. Combining the `wetterdienst | jq` programs in the manner outlined below should be equal to...

## About I compared the output of those two invocations. The first one uses `--parameter=temperature_air`, the second one uses `--parameter=temperature_air,precipitation`. Both for the same station and for `--resolution=10_minutes`. ## Results...

I am now running this command, and receive the corresponding outcome. I used `wetterdienst about coverage --provider=dwd --kind=observation --filter=10_minutes` to find out about the parameters. Can you tell me what...

> Re: Why are you always only asking for the last bit of data and omitting the rest of it? >That's what I am interested here, it is the equivalent...

## Question With the following commands, I was able to scrape data for both stations 00400 and 00433, for the parameters `temperature_air` and `precipitation`. I had to run the commands...

Hi there, thank you for writing in. As far as I can remember, the original MOSMIX subsystem offered support for both variants you are outlining. Also, Wetterdienst already employs a...