I have been “playing” with your scripts for the last few days. My question for you is; I cannot find any where is the scripts that have eithe echo or print. On the screen displays the data in arrays and I was able to display the max temp with the condition icons. The array still is displayed.

Can you explain to me how this data prints to the screen?    

Thanks!

The NDFD data is what I use for something like the “Forecast at a Glance”, as shown in this example. See this page, which is a site I made using this example.

Also, for the current conditions box, see this article: Parse Current Weather Conditions Data from the NWS in PHP

Using NDFD Weather data to arrive at a simple daily kind of forecast seems a very tedious process. Is there some kind of SOAP / XML service which would provide just this information?

For example, is there a way to get information that represents the “Forecast at a Glance” and “Current Conditions” boxes on http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?CityName=Florissant&state=MO&site=LSX&textField1=38.7974&textField2=-90.3243

This is especially important when you are trying to pick up data and represent elements in enumerated data types for ease of representation and decoding for a remote small embedded device.

Are you aware of any such sources I could use? Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

$wxstr = $xml->data->parameters->weather->{'weather-conditions'};
		foreach (get_wxvalues($wxstr) as $node){
		        $attr1 = $node->value['coverage'];
			$attr2 = $node->value['intensity'];
			$attr3 = $node->value['weather-type'];
			$atts =  $attr1 ." ". $attr2 ." ". $attr3;
			$combine[] =$atts;
		}

using andrew’s code you can then easily combine arrays with time-layout as key! i don’t know if this is the best way to do it, but it worked for me!