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Feature: Add Historical Weather Data Comparison #148
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👋 Hi! Thanks for opening your first issue! |
Hi, I would like to work on this, could @ryansurf assing this to me? Many thanks 🙏 |
@all-contributors please add @AITMAR-TAFE for code |
I've put up a pull request to add @AITMAR-TAFE! 🎉 |
@AITMAR-TAFE this is super cool, I'd use this myself. Looking forward to reviewing your PR! |
Description
I propose adding a feature that allows users to view weather data from exactly one year ago alongside current weather conditions. Related to PR nr #152 .
This feature will improve user experience by allowing to compare weather data from one year ago.
Use Cases
Users can see how current weather conditions compare to those from the same time last year, helping them understand if this weather is typical for this time of year or abnormal.
Proposed Implementation
Example
Current Output Example
Proposed Feature Output Example
Additional Notes
I believe this feature will offer users a valuable comparison of weather conditions from the same time last year, helping them assess whether the current weather is typical for this time of year. Incorporating historical weather data for surf conditions is essential as it allows surfers to understand seasonal variability in wave height and ocean temperatures, which can significantly impact their experience. For example, if surfers see that last year’s wave height on the same date was much higher, they can adjust their expectations and plans accordingly. This feature also provides critical context for discussions around climate change, as users can observe trends, such as warming ocean temperatures, that may affect surf conditions over time. Ultimately, this not only enhances decision-making but also fosters community engagement, encouraging surfers to be more aware of environmental changes and their implications for the sport.
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