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• Add support for EPA's WQX domain values service (e926c92)
• Fix issue with snotel.StationHourlyDataIO (#14)
• Drop Python 2.7 from tests due to a unicode translation issue (71cddaa). For most use cases the library should still work fine in Python 2.

• Fix MethodNotFound error due to evaluating _server as boolean (#11)
• Fix OWSLib dependency (#12, #13)
• Misc fixes and code cleanup

• Python 3 support (#9)
• Preliminary support for a number of NWS forecast formats (#8)

• Test suite and Travis CI
• Compatibility with wq.io 0.6.0 and requests 1.3.0 (#7)

This release adds support for the NRCS SNOTEL AWDB SOAP services (#2).

This release adds support for USGS NWIS webservices (#1).

In addition, all of the main climata IO classes now include metadata indicating which location, parameter, and time-based filters they support. Specifically, every class subclassing climata.base.WebserviceLoader explicitly declares support (or non-support) for the following init arguments:

• start_date, end_date: requested date range
• state: Two letter state code
• county: 5-digit FIPS code (except for CocorahsIO which uses a two-digit code)
• basin: 8-digit Hydrologic Unit Code
• station: One or more site identifiers (service-specific)
• parameter: One or more parameter

Some classes accept the arguments ignore them, others require them, and others accept multiple values in a list or tuple format. The get_filter_options() method can help determine usage.

This metadata is used by the new climata-viewer project, an interactive website for requesting and downloading time series data from climata-supported webservices.

This release incorporates extends the scope beyond ACIS to incorporate two additional web services. They were originally implemented as part of wq.io but fit better here:

• CoCoRaHS
• Hydromet / Agrimet

Initial release as PyPI package