Uploading to other sites¶

WeeWX comes with a number of 'uploaders', which can be enabled in order to periodically upload your web pages and/or data to other sites.

A long list of third-party uploaders is available in the wiki.

The built-in uploaders are briefly discussed here.

RESTful Services¶

These are located in the [StdRESTful] section of weewx.conf.

StationRegistry¶

Adds your system to the public weewx map of registered sites at https://weewx.com/stations.html.

If enabled, the station will periodically register with the weewx station registry to keep its registration active. Stale registrations are automatically removed from the registry and map eventually if they are not reregistered.

This is disabled by default.

For configuration details consult the [[StationRegistry]] section of the Reference Guide.

AWEKAS¶

Posts your weather data to the AWEKAS - Automatisches WEtterKArten System.

From their web site:

_AWEKAS is an abbrevation for “Automatic WEather map (german: KArten) System”. It is a system that processes indicated values of private weather stations graphically, generates weather maps and evaluates the data.

This is disabled by default.

For configuration details consult the [[AWEKAS]] section of the Reference Guide.

CWOP¶

Posts your weather data to the Citizen Weather Observer Program (CWOP).

From their web site:

The Citizen Weather Observer Program (CWOP) is a public-private partnership with three goals: 1) to collect weather data contributed by citizens; 2) to make these data available for weather services and homeland security; and 3) to provide feedback to the data contributors so they have the tools to check and improve their data quality. In fact, the web address, wxqa.com, stands for weather quality assurance.

This is disabled by default.

For configuration details consult the [[CWOP]] section of the Reference Guide.

PWSWeather¶

Posts your weather data to the PWSweather service.

From their web site:

AerisWeather owns and operates PWSweather - a community that provides personal weather station owners with a user-friendly dashboard to monitor, manage, and archive their data. Each contributor's data is also made available in AerisWeather's API via the PWSweather Contributor Plan.

This is disabled by default.

For configuration details consult the [[PWSweather]] section of the Reference Guide.

WOW¶

Posts your weather data to the WOW service.

This legacy uploader supports the Met Office Weather Observations Website (WOW), which is being decommissioned beginning in January 2026.

From their web site:

After more than a decade of supporting crowd-sourced weather observations and citizen science, the Met Office will begin retiring the Weather Observations Website (WOW) from January, with full decommissioning planned for late 2026.....there will be no direct replacement for WOW in the UK.

This is disabled by default.

For configuration details consult the [[WOW]] section of the Reference Guide.

WOW-BE¶

Posts your weather data to the WOW-BE service.

This is a relaunched variant of the legacy WOW service above, with a stated goal to have more open software and data according to their web site.

This is disabled by default.

For configuration details consult the [[WOW-BE]] section of the Reference Guide.

Wunderground¶

Posts your weather data to the Weather Underground service. The uploader supports both regular and rapidfire posting.

Weather Underground claims to be the "Internet's 1^st weather service" dating back to 1993.

This is disabled by default.

For configuration details consult the [[Wunderground]] section of the Reference Guide.

StdReport Services¶

These are located in the [StdReport] section of weewx.conf.

FTP¶

Uploads selected pieces of your output data via FTP protocol to a remote system.

This is disabled by default.

For configuration details, see the [[FTP]] section of the Reference Guide.

RSYNC¶

Uploads selected pieces of your output data via RSYNC protocol over a SSH transport layer to a remote system. The RSYNC uploader is generally considered to be faster and more stable than the FTP uploader, although it does require some one-time setup by the user.

This is disabled by default.

For configuration details, consult the [[RSYNC]] section of the Reference Guide.