Using an ESP32 and some WS2811 LEDs, this project is a map of NOAA NWS weather station temperatures in across the state of Michigan pulled from the free-to-use NWS JSON API. I originally had the ESP32 pulling data from an Apps Script project, then Cloudflare Workers, and now all calculations are done right on the device itself. The code calculates Astronomical Dawn and Dusk and slowly fades in brightness over the day, peaking at solar noon.
- Lolin S2 Mini ESP32
- USB-C Cable and 5W USB Power Adapter
- One 50 LED string of WS2811 LEDs
- Wooden scrap wood cut to the shape of Michigan
- Copper Wire, for getting between stations that are too far apart
- Solder
- Hot glue
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Copyright © 2023 Leo Herzog
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