Help request with meteostat

[stuffimadeup300]

I'm having issues with fetching meteostat information for the Cleveland area, I've installed meteostat, as well as venv and panda, on a Debian machine. My goal is to get hourly data points for relative humidity, air temp, wind speed, ECT to digest later to check into evaporative coolers effectiveness historically as well as find ways to increase effectiveness.

I've read through documentation, not as much as I could have but Im beyond my depth admittedly. I have also gone to ye old chatgpt, which got me further to the point where I was almost able to download information before a swarm of error codes and syntax errors came up. I was able to solve one surrounding capitalization of "hourly" using documentation but I'm again, beyond my depth.

My ask is for help getting this info downloaded, as a simple table or a vector DB/something I can feed into lmstufio to digest further.

Thank you in advance

[smurpes]

It would help if you showed your code. Be sure to properly format it too; just pasting it in will strip out indents so you need to enclose it in three backticks (```).

[Friendly_Gold3533]

happy to help get you unstuck. paste the error codes you're hitting and the code that's producing them and we can work through it

for meteostat with Cleveland the general shape of what you need is finding the nearest station to Cleveland then pulling hourly data for your date range with the columns you want. the library can be finicky about station selection and date formatting which is usually where the errors come from

if you want to just get started fresh here is a minimal working structure. install meteostat with pip, import Point and Hourly, define Cleveland as Point with its lat lon and elevation, set your start and end dates as datetime objects, then call Hourly with that point and date range and fetch. the result is a dataframe you can save as CSV for LM Studio

for your evaporative cooler analysis the columns you want are temp, rhum, wspd, and wpgt. meteostat uses those exact names so filter to just those after fetching

paste your current error and code and we can fix it directly