Projects using PyOWM

PyOWM is currently used by many cool projects, here are the most notable ones

Community projects using PyOWM

• project Home Assistant
• Raspberry PI website: a learning tutorial and the nice "Window on the weather" project
• Mycroft Artificial Intelligence System has a Weather Skill based on PyOWM
• Personal assistant and all things related
  • the Jarvis personal assistant for Linux
  • the Dragonfire personal assistant for Ubuntu-based Linux systems
  • the Kalliope framework allowing you to create personal assistants
• Bots!
  • Chatbots for Facebook and Telegram platforms
  • Sopel IRC Bot has an addon enabling weather retrieval
  • Mr.Surendran built a bot to monitor his garden status - powered by Raspberry, Arduino and of course PyOWM
• Mr. Saad built an E-Paper Calendar with iCal and live-weather powered by Raspberry
• hackaday.io projects
  • https://hackaday.io/project/11064/log/37024-weather-forecast
  • https://www.hackster.io/fwrawx/raspberry-pi-clock-with-temperature-b267fe
• university student projects
  • http://pyweather.weebly.com
  • http://harvardforest.fas.harvard.edu/sites/harvardforest.fas.harvard.edu/files/Symposium-Booklet-2016.pdf
  • https://www.ischool.berkeley.edu/projects/2015/path-finder-cycling-data-analytic-tool-using-apache-hive
• Pycon España 2014 Python on a Plane talk
• Mr. Alex Zhou created a script to automatically pick outfits based on weather

Moreover, PyOWM is mentioned in tons of Internet blog posts written by Raspberry Pi and Arduino enthusiasts.

Commercial projects using PyOWM

• PyOWM is of course taught in the "Python for Everyday Life" video course authored by me and edited by Packt Publishing. You can buy it at:
  • Packt Publishing website
  • Udemy website
  • O'Reilly website
• PyOWM is used (and taught!) in one of the pay-what-you-want courses on Next.xyz

Reserch

• Apparently, PyOWM was used to gather data in this Harvard paper that studies if COVID-19 spread and weather conditions are correlated