Extract decimal from dictionary object of json data

When extracting data from a dictionary object of json data I get the following error, it doesn't like the floating number i.e. 1.6, it just extracts integers. How do I adjust the script to parse the decimals.

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "N:/Configuration/MetOfficehourlyjson test.py", line 30, in <module>
    Temperature = int((FCData_Dic['SiteRep']['DV']['Location']['Period'][0]['Rep'][0]['T']))
ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: '1.6'

import urllib.request
import json

###  THIS IS THE CALL TO GET THE MET OFFICE FILE FROM THE INTERNET
response = urllib.request.urlopen('http://datapoint.metoffice.gov.uk/public/data/val/wxobs/all/json/3002?res=hourly&key=****API Key****')
FCData = response.read()
FCDataStr = FCData.decode('utf-8')
###   END OF THE CALL TO GET MET OFFICE FILE FROM THE INTERNET

#Converts JSON data to a dictionary object
FCData_Dic = json.loads(FCDataStr)

#The following are examples of extracting data from the dictionary object.
#The JSON data is heavily nested.
#Each [] goes one level down, usually defined with {} in the JSON data.
dataDate = (FCData_Dic['SiteRep']['DV']['dataDate'])
print('dataDate =',dataDate)

#There are also [] in the JSON data, which are referenced with integers, 
# starting from [0]
#Here, the [0] refers to the first day's block of data defined with [].
DateDay0 = (FCData_Dic['SiteRep']['DV']['Location']['Period'][0]['value'])
print('DateDay0 =',DateDay0)

#The second [0] picks out each of the first day's forecast data, in this case the time, referenced by '$'
TimeOfFC = (FCData_Dic['SiteRep']['DV']['Location']['Period'][0]['Rep'][0]['$'])
print('TimeOfFC =',TimeOfFC)

#Ditto for the temperature.    
Temperature = int((FCData_Dic['SiteRep']['DV']['Location']['Period'][0]['Rep'][0]['T']))
print('Temperature =',Temperature)

#Ditto for the screen relative humidity.    
#ScreenRelativeHumidity = int((FCData_Dic['SiteRep']['DV']['Location']['Period'][0]['Rep'][0]['H']))
#print('ScreenRelativeHumidity =',ScreenRelativeHumidity)

#Ditto for the weather Type (a code number).
#WeatherType = int((FCData_Dic['SiteRep']['DV']['Location']['Period'][0]['Rep'][0]['W']))
#print('WeatherType =',WeatherType)

#Ditto for the wind gust (a code number).
#WindGust = int((FCData_Dic['SiteRep']['DV']['Location']['Period'][0]['Rep'][0]['G']))
#print('WindGust =',WindGust)

#Ditto for the pressure.    
#Pressure = int((FCData_Dic['SiteRep']['DV']['Location']['Period'][0]['Rep'][0]['P']))
#print('Pressure =',Pressure)

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