Hi
No warnings in pwsdashboard, but meteoalarm and yr.no show:
Forest fire danger, yellow level, Nordland north of Saltdal and Troms west of Lyngen Alps, 2023-07-16T22:00:00+00:00, 2023-07-17T22:00:00+00:00
Heavy rainshowers, yellow level, Large parts of Troms west of Lyngsalpan, 2023-07-17T11:00:00+00:00, 2023-07-17T22:00:00+00:00
Area code: NO 072
Alf
This is the cap file for Norway in .json format
https://feeds.meteoalarm.org/api/v1/warnings/feeds-norway
The RSS stream
https://feeds.meteoalarm.org/feeds/meteoalarm-legacy-rss-norway
The atom stream
https://feeds.meteoalarm.org/feeds/meteoalarm-legacy-atom-norway
There is no warning for your EMMA_ID NO072 in the files.
There are warnings for other areas using other EMMA_ID’s
There are also warnings with an area described by polygons on a map.
Nowhere I can find a piece of code to translate a free-formed area using polygons into one or more area codes.
67.2808,14.1023 67.0947,16.4469 68.315,20.1429 68.9124,20.9362 69.2116,19.8624 70.7742,21.1599 70.3785,18.6233 67.737,12.1832 67.737,12.1832 67.2808,14.1023 67.2808,14.1023 67.2808,14.1023"
Sorry this way of describing an alarm-area is new for me, I see no fast solution for this.
Wim
According to Ken True’s EMMA-ID map Troms is in NO020. . . Nordland is NO019. The sea area is NO804.
But NO020 does not appear in the CAP file, either. . . 
Sorry this way of describing an alarm-area is new for me, I see no fast solution for this.
thanks for trying Wim
Alf
You’re confused and I’m confused but most of all Meteoalarm is confused. It has to work with so many data providers that there are bound to be problems.
Wim’s list of code changes shows old NO020 becomes new NO072.
In your saratoga folder there are a couple of Meteoalarm files (latest versions 24/4/23, I think): meteoalarm-codenames.json is downloaded from Meteoalarm and confusingly contains old codes (some wrong!) and new EMMA-IDs. It shows NO020 for Troms. Script meteoalarm-geocode-aliases.php also suggests (I think) that old NO072 becomes new NO020. That’s what is shown on Ken’s map.
You could try e-mailing Meteoalarm at [email protected] - I actually got a reply, once!
