The site OpenWeatherMap provides a simple REST API to get weather data. Your assignment is to write a Python script that will get the current weather data for a particular zip code and then print out some of that data in a table. Please use the zip code assigned below

For the zip code 30144, the output would look like this:

Name: Kennesaw Current Temperature: 40.44 degrees Fahrenheit Atmospheric Pressure: 992.52 hPa Wind Speed 9.86 mph Wind Direction 287.503 Time of Report 2016-02-25 11:13:24 

To be able to carry out this assignment you will need to register for a free account with OpenWeatherMap. You will provide an id (username) when registering. Once you have registered, you will receive an APIID, essentially your password for using the service.

The current weather data API page tells you how to create a request for the current weather at a particular zip code. Information on the page tells the structure of the data returned. The How to start page tells how to include the APIID and id in a request. Unless you care to convert from Kelvin to degrees Fahrenheit and convert from kilometers per hour to miles per hour in your script, be sure to request imperial units from the server.

The data you get back will be encoded as JSON. You will need to decode it to access the information contained in the response.

Use the datetime class in the datetime package from the standard library to convert the time stamp included in the data to readable form. The value included in the data is the number of seconds since the epoch (standard Unix timestamp). The displayed value above is the default display of a datetime object created from the raw timestamp.

Script Structure Requirements

Please pay attention to these! These particular requirements are included so that the instructor can test your script using the instructors account.

At the beginning of your script assign values to variables user_id and user_apiid. These will be strings with the values of your id and apiid. Do not include your id or your apiid values directly in your code, use the variables instead. When your program is tested, the instructors values will be substituted.

Evaluation

Your script will run from the project directory that contains it. The values of the variables user_id and user_apiid will be modified before running the script.

The requests HTTP package will be installed. However, you may not assume that any other package has been installed beyond the standard library.

Zip code assignment

The last two digits of your KSU ID should be in the first column. Please use the Zip code in the second column.

The purpose of this is so that your programs wont trip alarms at the web site when being tested.

ID	zip code
04	30001
07	30002
08	30003
09	30004
10	30006
12	30011
14	30017
15	30019
16	30020
21	30021
22	30025
30	30026
33	30027
39	30028
46	30030
47	30038
49	30039
52	30048
59	30050
60	30052
63	30054
64	30055
66	30056
70	30057
72	30059
75	30070
78	30072
79	30074
80	30075
82	30079
84	30080
87	30083