WS40 – Live Weather

WS40 – Live Weather is a WordPress plugin designed to collect, archive, and display real-time data from personal weather stations directly on WordPress sites. The tool enables users to showcase live weather readings, historical data, and sensor information through customizable dashboards and charts, making it suitable for weather enthusiasts, station owners, and those wishing to present local weather data on their websites without relying on third-party cloud services.

txt files. For premium users, it adds direct support for the Davis WeatherLink v2 API and a Push API compatible with JSON, Ecowitt, and Meteotemplate formats. Data is parsed, mapped to sensors, and logged in the site's own WordPress database, ensuring that all information remains under the user's control. The display features include the modular Consolle dashboard, drag-and-drop layout blocks, live-updating charts, wind rose, Beaufort scale, weather alerts via MeteoAlarm, air quality monitoring, and webcam integration. The plugin allows public pages to be built using shortcodes, with up to 23 dashboard blocks available in the premium version.

WS40 offers both free and premium licensing options. org, includes real-time data display, the core Consolle dashboard blocks, single local webcam support, and up to 100 rows of historical data, with multilingual support in English, Italian, French, German, Spanish, and Portuguese (Brazil). The premium version is available for a one-time payment and includes additional features such as unlimited data history, advanced chart templates, multi-station support, CSV export, history import, advanced webcam options, and premium API integrations. Premium licenses include one year of updates and community support, and the plugin continues to function indefinitely even if updates are not renewed.

As a self-hosted weather data solution for WordPress, WS40 enables users to manage and display comprehensive weather information from their own stations, offering flexibility and data ownership without dependence on external weather clouds.