UPDATE 3\/1\/18 @3:30PM<\/p>\n
I’m pretty stoked.\u00a0 The depth measurement system is at 329mm which is 1.08 ft.\u00a0 Compares well to the snow pole visual (it did at the time)<\/p>\n
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UPDATE: 1\/14\/18 @ 5:02 PM<\/p>\n
After another several hours of debugging I think, maybe, possibly, the new snow depth service is actually working.\u00a0 I found several problems that were not being reported in the debug logs but I think I’ve got them all fixed.<\/p>\n
FYI, as of now, the snow depth is reported in mm.\u00a0 There are 25.4 mm per inch so (for the time being) if you see a value of 50, that is a little less than 2 inches.<\/p>\n
ORIGINAL POST FROM 1\/14\/18 BELOW:<\/p>\n
After several hours debugging this morning, it seems to be working.\u00a0 You can see the data (not much yet) at this address:<\/p>\n
https:\/\/www.bigtreestech.com\/weather\/public_html\/snow\/<\/a><\/p>\n Don’t bookmark that address yet as it is only temporary.\u00a0 Over the coming weeks I will be integrating the snow data into the main weather page.<\/p>\n Yipee!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" UPDATE 3\/1\/18 @3:30PM I’m pretty stoked.\u00a0 The depth measurement system is at 329mm which is 1.08 ft.\u00a0 Compares well to the snow pole visual (it did at the time) UPDATE: 1\/14\/18 @ 5:02 PM After another several hours of … Continue reading