ESPTimeCast™ is a sleek, WiFi-connected LED matrix clock and weather display built on ESP8266/ESP32 and MAX7219. It combines real-time NTP time sync, live OpenWeatherMap updates, and a modern web-based configuration interface — all in one compact design.
ESP8266 Weather Station library supporting OpenWeatherMap, Aeris and other sources
All-in-one third-party firmware for the HoloCubic ESP32 desktop toy. Weather clock, photo/GIF/video player, PC screen mirror, web config, FTP server, BiliBili fans counter — built with PlatformIO, Arduino, and LVGL.
Access and analyze historical weather and climate data with Python.
ESP8266 Weather Station in Color using ILI9341 TFT 240x320 display
A Fancy Clock built around a monitor and a Raspberry Pi
Open weather data for humans.
ESPHome version of Elektor weather station v2
A comprehensive weather plugin for homebridge.
A clean and modern weewx skin with real time streaming updates, forecast data and interactive charts. View it in action at BelchertownWeather.com
My Home Assistant configuration & documentation.
A feature-rich, high-precision ESP8266-based Smart Weather Station with a modern responsive Web Dashboard, dynamic sensor detection, customizable moving-average filters, Home Assistant MQTT Auto-Discovery, full backup/restore capability, and hardware factory reset logic.
Based on the work of Open Green Energy: First solar Zambretti Forecaster
MeteoSwiss' continuosly updated Open Data documentation
🌤️ TRMNL Home Assistant Weather Station
Weather station Volna 42BW, Arduino Framework, ESP8266 or ESP32
I build my own clone of "LaMetric"-smartwatch but with some Colorduino for Twitch, YouTube, Twitter, CSGO, etc.. (Working)
Docker container for WeeWx weather station server
Simple HTTP gateway that receives data from GW-1000 with Ecowitt protocol and resend data to Meteotemplate or csv, json, ecc.
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