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I have a simple automation in place that opens my home shutters at a certain time of the day. I want to add logic that prevents the shutters from opening if it is raining outside. I installed the "Control4 Weather" driver but am unable to undertand which variable I should be using. I see the "FORECAST_NEXT" variable but what are the possible values? In fact, what are the values for any of the variables? Without knowing the exact values, creating an automation feels like such a hit and run experience.

Any pointers are appreciated. 

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7 minutes ago, JSTRONG said:

Have you Checked out the  chowmain weather driver. Really awesome driver. 
 

https://drivercentral.io/platforms/control4-drivers/utility/internet-weather-forecast-control4-driver-chowmain/

I have and it is indeed great but not having access to a dealer readily, I am not sure how I'd go about purchasing it. Install is not an issue, it's the purcahsing as it is locked down only for dealers.

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On 3/8/2020 at 8:12 AM, Jim McKernan said:

I have a simple automation in place that opens my home shutters at a certain time of the day. I want to add logic that prevents the shutters from opening if it is raining outside. I installed the "Control4 Weather" driver but am unable to undertand which variable I should be using. I see the "FORECAST_NEXT" variable but what are the possible values? In fact, what are the values for any of the variables? Without knowing the exact values, creating an automation feels like such a hit and run experience.

Any pointers are appreciated. 

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This pretty nice, I am looking to do a similar thing. Is the driver you used a free driver or something you have to buy? I did a quick search and didn't come up with anything.

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