Now that's good news: The plot I created for my #MeteoHist app is featured in the "Best Python Chart Examples" of Yan Holtz's Python Graph Gallery:
https://python-graph-gallery.com/best-python-chart-examples/

Yan invited me to showcase my work and of course I accepted - thanks a lot! #dataviz

Going interactive with my #MeteoHist web app!

I published a new version which allows you to interactively inspect the graphs it produces, zoom in and out and and show values for each day.

Here you can play with it: https://yotka.org/meteo-hist/

#dataviz #ClimateCrisis #heatwave #globalwarming #opendata

The #MeteoHist app has many new features:
- Search by lat/lon coordinates
- See date of the last data point included
- Share graphs via URL
- Change units to use Fahrenheit/Inches
- Months have an alternating background
- Historical data is smoothed using LOESS

Here you can try the app: https://yotka.org/meteo-hist

If you find bugs or have suggestions, feel free to open an issue on GitHub:
https://github.com/yotkadata/meteo_hist

I updated my #MeteoHist App. You can now also create graphs for precipitation, both with cumulated values and a 30-day rolling average. For the latter, see an example below. It shows precipitation in #Ahrweiler, Germany which was hit by a #flood catastrophe in 2021. #dataviz

Shout out to everyone of #histodons on the crossroads of #envhist, #envhum and #histstm #meteohist