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[mladencucak]

Hi is anyone maintaining this package? I am trying to use it to get some forecast data from NDFD but had no success so far...

`locs <- "48.2016,-122.2262 48.0109,-122.7746 48.1995,-122.6876 48.3565,-122.4219 48.0011,-122.4328 48.8837,-122.3214 48.9356,-122.5141 48.4385,-122.3857 48.9668,-122.3076 48.4974,-122.3785 48.0867,-123.059 47.9027,-122.1147 48.8661,-122.4762 47.7484,-122.1542"

my_query <- query_this(what = "multipoint", listLonLat = locs, element = 'temp')
x <- NDFD(my_query)
x
Response [https://graphical.weather.gov/xml/sample_products/browser_interface/ndfdXMLclient.php?whichClient=NDFDgenLatLonList&listLonLat=48.2016,-122.2262 48.0109,-122.7746 48.1995,-122.6876 48.3565,-122.4219 48.0011,-122.4328 48.8837,-122.3214 48.9356,-122.5141 48.4385,-122.3857 48.9668,-122.3076 48.4974,-122.3785 48.0867,-123.059 47.9027,-122.1147 48.8661,-122.4762 47.7484,-122.1542&product=time-series&begin=&end=&Unit=m&temp=temp]
Date: 2020-06-01 16:54
Status: 400
Content-Type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1
Size: 298 B

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[btupper]

We have not put any effort into this for quite some time (2016!) As much as we liked the concept we encountered too many issues with NDFD to make it work for us. Even the examples don't always work. We like to think we'll go back to get it going, but it keeps getting pushed off.

We moved on to NAM and other grid-based systems. If you would like fairly easy access to daily estimates going back in time, we have found DAYMET to be quite useful.

You might find what you need here... https://rseek.org/?q=weather