Belchertown can be a little complicated.  Basically you want to copy its 
graphs.conf.example to graphs.conf, then edit your custom graphs.conf to 
add definitions for whatever graphs you want to add.  I *think* you need to 
restart weewx to make them take effect, but it doesn't hurt anything to do 
so regardless.

So in graphs.conf if you look under [day] you will see the graphs it adds 
to the daily pick.  Similarly for [homepage], [month], [week], [year].

Just add a section that looks like the others, naming it something [unique] 
and referencing the windrun element.

Something like the following (untested):

    [[chart123]]
        title = Wind Run
        [[[windrun]]]

Pat has extensive documentation 
at 
https://github.com/poblabs/weewx-belchertown/wiki/Belchertown-Charts-Documentation
 
with examples.

On Monday, June 3, 2024 at 5:00:36 PM UTC-7 Russ Panneton wrote:

>
>> You might try rewording your question a bit to make it easier to figure 
>> out what exactly you are asking or trying to accomplish…
>>
>>
> Thanks!  I want to create charts showing windrun by day over N weeks and a 
> chart showing windrun by week over N months.  My db has entries for 
> "archive_day_windrun" with "sum" and "wsum" fields." I'm unclear on 
> *exactly* what the definition is for those fields; I'm a python guy but 
> looking at wxxtypes.py didn't answer my question.  I also failed to find 
> any call to "calc_windrun()" that might inform me.  My guess is that "sum" 
> from the db for a day is what I want to use for plots and is the avg daily 
> windSpeed * 24.  Searching the Belchertown docs, I failed to find something 
> to get me started on creating a chart for weekly, monthly, etc. windrun.  
> We live in a WINDY area and I'm interested in plotting our windiest days 
> and months.  So I'm looking for a link or RTFM that might help me get 
> started!  I'll spend more time in the weewx docs on types and Belchertown 
> on creating charts/graphs to see what I may have overlooked...
>
> I'm relatively new to weewx so I'm still learning how to navigate ;-)  I'm 
> still happily running weewx 4.10.2 and Belchertown 1.2 until I spin up 
> another pi4 with weewx 5.x - https://panneton.net/weather
>

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