UTC time **solved**

[jasonmfarrow]

UTC is used for all formal synoptic weather readings in the UK (also known as Zulu time). This is regardless of daylight savings time. UK is +1 on UTC from the end of March to the end of October (BST - British Summer Time).

Right now, GMT = Local Time = UTC; From 28th March, BST = Local Time = UTC+1;

I would suggest being very clear as to what Local Time vs UTC means and what you need Meteobridge to use/report. Personally I use Europe/London so that any data I see is timestamped to match my current watch, iPhone, Laptop time, etc. so there's not chance of confusing my brain into worrying that I've lost an hour of data!

[ipe]

When you're working only "at machine level", UTC is sometimes almost mandatory. It avoid confusions in many cases (worldwide data, etc.). It also avoids data duplicity between 2am and 3am, after DST, so I always save time series using UTC. I've been using UTC as local time with Meteohub, and I didn't have any problem in my brain (because I knew what I was doing).

I prefer to use UTC in my new Meteobridge, perhaps only for inercy, and, simply, I've found "the Iceland alternative", because athlantic/reikjavik == UTC

Thank you, anyway

[lebrimeteo]

Otherwise, the minimum frequency to push the template (every 10 minutes) is quite high. It would be better to elliminate the 1 hour frequency, and set 2 or 5 minutes.

Hello,
I'm taking advantage of this post to ask a related question.
After 14 years with meteohub I have changed meteobridge.
Would it be possible to add the 5 minute option to the upload interval to meteoclimatic?

Thanks.

[lebrimeteo]

Otherwise, the minimum frequency to push the template (every 10 minutes) is quite high. It would be better to elliminate the 1 hour frequency, and set 2 or 5 minutes.

Hello,
I'm taking advantage of this post to ask a related question.
After 14 years with meteohub I have changed meteobridge.
Would it be possible to add the 5 minute option to the upload interval to meteoclimatic?

Thanks.

5 minute option implemented.
Thank you.