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[GH-ISSUE #478] Buitenradar http 404 #1402
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Originally created by @sebnaf on GitHub (Jun 24, 2025).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/OpenEPaperLink/OpenEPaperLink/issues/478
Buienradar 404
Selecting Buienradar returns a 404 from the service.
18:39:52 Buitenradar http 404 18:39:51 get buienradar@sebnaf commented on GitHub (Jun 24, 2025):
A GET request to https://gadgets.buienradar.nl/data/raintext/?lat=48.7&lon=7.51 (Emmendingen in Germany) returns a 404 “Not found: location must be inside the Netherlands or Belgium.”
So the service now only works in NL or BE.
Free alternatives (in order of my preferences):
DWD Open Data (via Bright Sky API):
https://brightsky.dev/docs/#/operations/getWeather
morgenwirdes.de
Example: https://morgenwirdes.de/api/v2/rjson.php?plz=84051
The postal code should be set to 84051. The same applies to coordinates and terms of use as mentioned above. The data is structured as follows:
• "time" indicates the time in the format hh:mm
• "timestamp" is the Unix timestamp of the data entry
• "dbz" is the radar reflectivity in dBz
Currently, I assume that it starts raining at approximately 12.2 dBz.
@jonasniesner commented on GitHub (Jun 24, 2025):
If we want to use morgenwirdes for Germany, I could optimise the API
@sebnaf commented on GitHub (Jun 24, 2025):
Just sent you an email :) - short: yes
@sebnaf commented on GitHub (Jun 24, 2025):
If you want to tune the dbz values I'd vote for the following:
Light rain generally starts at around 20 dBZ, with increasing dBZ values indicating heavier rainfall:
20 dBZ: Light rain begins
25–35 dBZ: Light to moderate rain
35–45 dBZ: Moderate to heavy rain
45+ dBZ: Heavy rain or hail possible