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weather-formulas

v1.0.2

Published

Temperature calculations library

Downloads

178

Readme

Node.js CI

weather-formulas

A library of weather calculations.

  • Agnostic to input source, hook it up in any project
  • I/O in SI units (International System of Units)
  • Formulas and algorithms off Wikipedia with 1:1 variable naming
  • All algorithms are automatically tested
  • Use provided or custom valuation sets

Features / Currently supported

Install

$ npm install weather-formulas

How to use

const WF = require('weather-formulas');

const TEMPERATURE = 300, HUMIDITY = 60, WINDSPEED = 10; //300 Kelvin, 60% Relative Humidity, 10 M/S

let dewPointMF = WF.dewPointMagnusFormula(TEMPERATURE, HUMIDITY);
let dewPointAF = WF.dewPointArdenBuckEquation(TEMPERATURE, HUMIDITY);
let windChill = WF.windChillIndex(TEMPERATURE, WINDSPEED);
let apparentTemperature = WF.australianAapparentTemperature(TEMPERATURE, HUMIDITY, WINDSPEED);
let heatIndex = WF.heatIndex(TEMPERATURE, HUMIDITY);
let heatIndexText = WF.heatIndexText(heatIndex); //output heat index threshold and warning text

let humidex = WF.humidex(TEMPERATURE, HUMIDITY);
let humidexText = WF.humidexText(humidex); //output humidex threshold and warning text

Advanced examples

Use a provided valuation set

const valuationSet =  temperature.DEW_POINT_VALUATIONS.DAVID_BOLTON;
const actual = temperature.dewPointMagnusFormula(TEMPERATURE, HUMIDITY, valuationSet);

Use a custom valuation set

const valuationSet =  { a: 6, b: 17, c: 250, d: 234.5 }; //these values are made up for the sake of example
const actual = temperature.dewPointArdenBuckEquation(TEMPERATURE, HUMIDITY, valuationSet);

Contribute

Please feel free to contribute by creating a Pull Request with test code.