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Query weather data and forecasts for farm fields via the Agronomy module.
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| name | farmos-weather |
| description | Query weather data and forecasts for farm fields via the Agronomy module. |
Current conditions and forecasts for farm fields, sourced from the Agronomy module.
What this skill handles: Current weather conditions, forecasts, growing degree days (GDD), spray condition evaluation, and historical weather data for farm fields.
Trigger phrases: "what's the weather", "can we spray", "GDD for field X", "forecast", "will it rain this week?", "temperature and wind right now", "field conditions?"
What this does NOT handle: Field observations about weather damage like hail, flooding, or frost injury (use farmos-observations with weather_damage type -- that logs the damage for tracking). This skill tells you what the weather IS; observations logs what the weather DID.
Minimum viable input: "Weather" or a field reference. If no field is specified, any nearby field ID works since all 69 fields are in central Indiana.
GET /api/weather/health
Returns: Weather service health status.
GET /api/weather/field/{field_id}/current
Returns: Current conditions for a specific field (temperature, precipitation, wind).
GET /api/weather/field/{field_id}/forecast?days=7
Returns: Daily and hourly forecast data (up to 14 days).
GET /api/weather/field/{field_id}/historical?days=30
Returns: Historical weather records for a field.
GET /api/weather/field/{field_id}/gdd?startDate=YYYY-MM-DD&endDate=YYYY-MM-DD&baseTemp=10
Returns: GDD accumulation for a field over a date range.
GET /api/weather/field/{field_id}/spray-conditions
Returns: Spray condition evaluation (wind, rain probability, temperature checks).
GET /api/weather/coordinates?latitude={lat}&longitude={lon}&type=current
Returns: Weather by coordinates (no field ID required). Use type=forecast for forecast data.
GET /api/integration/dashboard
Returns: Agronomy summary including weather data if available.
/api/integration/dashboard returns agronomy summary data — use it for a quick overview only, not as the primary weather source.When answering weather questions, think about what else on the farm is affected:
Weather → Tasks:
Weather → Observations:
Weather → Equipment:
Query farmos-tasks and farmos-observations alongside weather for any field operation question. You don't need to cross-reference on every simple "what's the temperature?" question — use judgment. Cross-reference when the weather materially affects the plan.
The weather API returns all values in US imperial units. Display them as-is — no conversion needed.
| API field | Unit | Example display |
|---|---|---|
temperature_max / temperature_min | °F | "high of 55°F" |
precipitation_sum | inches | "about a quarter inch of rain" |
wind_speed_10m_max / wind_gusts_10m_max | mph | "winds up to 21 mph" |
Do not convert, do not relabel. 0.25 means 0.25 inches. 55 means 55°F. 16 means 16 mph.
The API returns dates as YYYY-MM-DD strings starting from today. The first entry is today, not tomorrow.
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