Lol didn't even know what it was but if it integrates I want one.
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It integrates and it's a local API... It also directly integrates with Rachio as well Here's a sample but a few attributes have been rem'd out...
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That's a lot of juicy data.
Looks like some very comfortable weather there.
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It’s 100°F+ here in Dallas-Fort Worth all week. The prediction is 104°F Friday and Saturday. 
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During late July we get between 105 and 110 for a week or two (Pittsburgh)
Yeah, we’re expecting 30-40 days of 100+ this year. I hope you stay hydrated and cool. It’s got to be humid with the rivers running through the city.
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It gets that way a lot..At least Texas is dry. Even in the 100+ it's not oppressive
It isn’t overly dry here. It’s averaging about 50% across the day, ~70% in the morning and 30% is n the heat of the day. The moisture content (lbs of water in the air) is relatively constant.
Stay cool my friend. 
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Which Pittsburgh are you in?
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In the land of frozen tundra (Northern Mn) we hit 96. That's the highest I can remember in a decade.
I'm just outside in wash and we've definitely gotten over that...
Start of a weather dashboard..I'll add other tiles once I figure out the layout I want and add Lux as well
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Makes sense. Less cloud cover than the city and further from the Great Lakes systems. I noticed the opposite difference when I from Mon Valley to the North Hills. Definitely an area where you want hyper-local weather conditions.
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I used to live in North Hills...(Ingomar) Kinda miss it sometimes. But close enough to the burgh to bike at Frick and North Park..
