For your information, Openweathermap website has a new section dedicated to users who work within the #agricultural sector https://openweathermap.org/for_agriculture. It can be accessed from the API list page, and at any given moment, detailed #API documentation is available on accumulated #weather data (such as #temperature and #precipitation).
We are ready to answer your questions and will be glad to hear any proposals you might have.
We are ready to answer your questions and will be glad to hear any proposals you might have.
OpenWeather team announces Weather maps 2.0 (https://openweathermap.org/api/weather-map-2) where now you can work not only with current #weather layers but with historical and forecast maps! On top of that, we added a bunch of new weather layers including amazing wind speed and wind direction and many others.
The most remarkable part of the new #maps is its simplicity. Using only one #API call (URL), you can get #forecast map (for 10 days with 3-hour step), #historical map (any date from February 2018), and current weather #map. It is really simple as you change only one parameter in the API call that defines the map's type. With the same API call (URL) you can set up any of 15th weather layers that include air temperature and atmospheric pressure, along with precipitation, soil temperature on different depth, a combined display of speed wind and wind direction, and many other useful maps. For each layer, we have custom palettes, but you can use your palette and include it to the API call.
You can use our URL in all conventional libraries that work with tile layers. With #Leaflet and the #OpenLayers libraries, with our Weather maps 2.0 you can even build interactive maps and embed them into your application. More information about it is here (https://openweathermap.org/api/weather-map-2#library).
Weather maps 2.0 is available for Developer, Professional and Enterprise subscribers (see more details in the https://openweathermap.org/price). Weather maps 1.0 is available for any subscribers including Free account.
The most remarkable part of the new #maps is its simplicity. Using only one #API call (URL), you can get #forecast map (for 10 days with 3-hour step), #historical map (any date from February 2018), and current weather #map. It is really simple as you change only one parameter in the API call that defines the map's type. With the same API call (URL) you can set up any of 15th weather layers that include air temperature and atmospheric pressure, along with precipitation, soil temperature on different depth, a combined display of speed wind and wind direction, and many other useful maps. For each layer, we have custom palettes, but you can use your palette and include it to the API call.
You can use our URL in all conventional libraries that work with tile layers. With #Leaflet and the #OpenLayers libraries, with our Weather maps 2.0 you can even build interactive maps and embed them into your application. More information about it is here (https://openweathermap.org/api/weather-map-2#library).
Weather maps 2.0 is available for Developer, Professional and Enterprise subscribers (see more details in the https://openweathermap.org/price). Weather maps 1.0 is available for any subscribers including Free account.
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Weather maps 2.0
Explore OpenWeather's Weather Map API, offering current, forecast, and historical weather maps with 15
layers. Access historical data from March 2019 and forecasts up to 10 days ahead. Customize maps with parameters like
opacity and palette. Integrates with…
layers. Access historical data from March 2019 and forecasts up to 10 days ahead. Customize maps with parameters like
opacity and palette. Integrates with…
New! History Forecast Bulk
History Forecast Bulk allows to receive an archive of previous 16-day forecasts for any locations. Data is available starting from April 6, 2017.
You will find the following parameters in our forecasts: temperature, humidity, atmospheric pressure (both on the ground level and on the sea level), wind speed and direction, cloudliness, rain and #snow volume. To learn more, please follow this link: (https://openweathermap.org/api/history-forecast-bulk)
A 16-day forecast is a set of values for #weather parameters for each of the 16 days ahead.
The forecast is updated 4 times per day. Each time an update happens, we generate new values for all weather parameters in the forecast.
Forecasts are updated at these times: 00:00 UTC, 06:00 UTC, 12:00 UTC, 18:00 UTC.
To access a more detailed description of the product and see #API response examples, please see the documentation (https://openweathermap.org/api/history-forecast-bulk).
Information on pricing can be found here: https://openweathermap.org/price.
If you would like to purchase History Forecast Bulk for your locations, please get in touch with us at info@openweather.org.
For enquiries with extensive amount of locations, we can discuss individual pricing.
To learn more about other products from our historical range, please refer to our Pricing page (https://openweathermap.org/price).
Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at info@openweathermap.org
History Forecast Bulk allows to receive an archive of previous 16-day forecasts for any locations. Data is available starting from April 6, 2017.
You will find the following parameters in our forecasts: temperature, humidity, atmospheric pressure (both on the ground level and on the sea level), wind speed and direction, cloudliness, rain and #snow volume. To learn more, please follow this link: (https://openweathermap.org/api/history-forecast-bulk)
A 16-day forecast is a set of values for #weather parameters for each of the 16 days ahead.
The forecast is updated 4 times per day. Each time an update happens, we generate new values for all weather parameters in the forecast.
Forecasts are updated at these times: 00:00 UTC, 06:00 UTC, 12:00 UTC, 18:00 UTC.
To access a more detailed description of the product and see #API response examples, please see the documentation (https://openweathermap.org/api/history-forecast-bulk).
Information on pricing can be found here: https://openweathermap.org/price.
If you would like to purchase History Forecast Bulk for your locations, please get in touch with us at info@openweather.org.
For enquiries with extensive amount of locations, we can discuss individual pricing.
To learn more about other products from our historical range, please refer to our Pricing page (https://openweathermap.org/price).
Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at info@openweathermap.org
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History Forecast Bulk
Download quickly and easily historical 16-day weather forecasts from October 2017 for any global location
with OpenWeather's History Forecast Bulk using our Marketplace. Available in CSV and JSON formats.
with OpenWeather's History Forecast Bulk using our Marketplace. Available in CSV and JSON formats.
The Satellite Imagery API is a part of our #Agriculture #API (#Agro API) for the #agricultural sector.
#OpenWeather provides satellite data for user-defined polygon in the format of images in true colour, false colour, #NDVI and #EVI indices, and of NDVI and EVI #statistical #data. To obtain them we suggest using our #Satellite #Imagery API.
How to start.
How to get data GET request and its parameters.
Response of the GET request. Description of the primary parameters.
Receiving satellite images and metadata by using provided URLs. Examples and description.
...everything is here⬇️
https://openweather.co.uk/blog/post/dive-agro-api-part-4-satellite-imagery
#OpenWeather provides satellite data for user-defined polygon in the format of images in true colour, false colour, #NDVI and #EVI indices, and of NDVI and EVI #statistical #data. To obtain them we suggest using our #Satellite #Imagery API.
How to start.
How to get data GET request and its parameters.
Response of the GET request. Description of the primary parameters.
Receiving satellite images and metadata by using provided URLs. Examples and description.
...everything is here⬇️
https://openweather.co.uk/blog/post/dive-agro-api-part-4-satellite-imagery
openweather.co.uk
Dive into Agro API | Part 4 – Satellite Imagery
<p>The<strong> Satellite Imagery API</strong> is a part of our <strong>Agriculture API</strong> (Agro API) for the agricultural sector. <a href="https://openweather.co.uk/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"><strong>OpenWeather</strong></a> provides…
News! Upgrade of API Multilingual feature. US cities search by states.
The #OpenWeather team has made two important updates this month in the Current weather #data product. Hope, you’ll enjoy more user-friendly experience.
Upgrade of API Multilingual feature
It’s been a while since our weather APIs started supporting a multilingual #weather description in the field ‘description’ (for example, ‘description’: ‘clear sky’). The language of #API response can be specified in the ‘lang’ parameter by the language code. The list of language codes is available here https://openweathermap.org/current#multi. The default language of API response is English when lang parameter is not set.
Now, API response contains the location name in addition to weather description in the language which was specified in the ‘lang’ parameter.
Please note, multilanguage coverage is not supported for some locations. Therefore location nameshould be rendered in the user's selected language if available, or in English by default if not.
Also, an API response should be returned in the same language as the language of requested location name if the location is in our predefined list of more than 200k cities.
API calls using Cities within a rectangle zone, Cities in cycle and Call for several city IDs features support only one multilanguage field – field ‘description’.
Example of API call:
http://api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/forecast/daily…{YOUR API KEY}
where location can be set by:
• {city name}
• {city name}, {country code}
• {city name}, {state}, {country code}
US cities search by states
Previously, the city search was performed in weather APIs by country code and/or city name.
But the fact that some cities may share the same name in the same country could make the search quite confusing.
Following enhancement requests from our US users, the search was updated to recognise cities with the same name in different states. Just make an API call with a state code (in {state} field) in addition to a city name to get the right city back.
Please note, such behaviour is only applied to USA locations.
Example of API call:
http://history.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/history/city?q={city name},{state},{country code}&type=hour&start={start}&end={end}&appid={YOUR API KEY}
The {state} parameter should follow the city name and preceed the country code.
Stay tuned for further updates and announcements!
We would like to thank you for being our customers. Your feedback is very important as we are constantly looking for ways to improve our products.
Your comments and suggestions are always welcome at info@openweathermap.org
The #OpenWeather team has made two important updates this month in the Current weather #data product. Hope, you’ll enjoy more user-friendly experience.
Upgrade of API Multilingual feature
It’s been a while since our weather APIs started supporting a multilingual #weather description in the field ‘description’ (for example, ‘description’: ‘clear sky’). The language of #API response can be specified in the ‘lang’ parameter by the language code. The list of language codes is available here https://openweathermap.org/current#multi. The default language of API response is English when lang parameter is not set.
Now, API response contains the location name in addition to weather description in the language which was specified in the ‘lang’ parameter.
Please note, multilanguage coverage is not supported for some locations. Therefore location nameshould be rendered in the user's selected language if available, or in English by default if not.
Also, an API response should be returned in the same language as the language of requested location name if the location is in our predefined list of more than 200k cities.
API calls using Cities within a rectangle zone, Cities in cycle and Call for several city IDs features support only one multilanguage field – field ‘description’.
Example of API call:
http://api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/forecast/daily…{YOUR API KEY}
where location can be set by:
• {city name}
• {city name}, {country code}
• {city name}, {state}, {country code}
US cities search by states
Previously, the city search was performed in weather APIs by country code and/or city name.
But the fact that some cities may share the same name in the same country could make the search quite confusing.
Following enhancement requests from our US users, the search was updated to recognise cities with the same name in different states. Just make an API call with a state code (in {state} field) in addition to a city name to get the right city back.
Please note, such behaviour is only applied to USA locations.
Example of API call:
http://history.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/history/city?q={city name},{state},{country code}&type=hour&start={start}&end={end}&appid={YOUR API KEY}
The {state} parameter should follow the city name and preceed the country code.
Stay tuned for further updates and announcements!
We would like to thank you for being our customers. Your feedback is very important as we are constantly looking for ways to improve our products.
Your comments and suggestions are always welcome at info@openweathermap.org
openweathermap.org
Current weather data
Obtain real-time weather data for any location globally with OpenWeather's Current Weather Data API.
Provides comprehensive weather details in JSON, XML, or HTML formats, including temperature, pressure, humidity, and
more. Supports geocoding, language options…
Provides comprehensive weather details in JSON, XML, or HTML formats, including temperature, pressure, humidity, and
more. Supports geocoding, language options…
Today we are happy to tell you about our Weather #Triggers #API, a #weather targeting solution with broad #application in various areas.
https://openweather.co.uk/blog/post/weather-triggers-api-part-1-what-weather-triggers-api
https://openweather.co.uk/blog/post/weather-triggers-api-part-1-what-weather-triggers-api
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Weather Triggers API Part 1 | What is the Weather Triggers API
The Weather Triggers API is a flexible tool, which allows developers to set trigger conditions and provides possibility for end-users to monitor trigger execution in real-time.
We are often asked how to import weather data from the OpenWeatherMap API directly into Google Sheets. To help you with this, we would like to refer you to the detailed guide “Import OpenWeatherMap #Data to Google Sheets”, written by Mixed Analytics (https://mixedanalytics.com/knowledge-base/access-open-weather-api-data-in-google-sheets/).
This gives step-by-step instructions for the whole process: how to get an #OpenWeatherMap #API key, how to set up an API request for sending detailed weather data to #Google Sheets, how to start importing weather data using the free API Connector add-on, and so on.
By doing this, you can import current and #forecast #weather data into the spreadsheet. We provide the Current Weather API, along with several types of forecasts with different depths and measurement steps:
Hourly Forecast API
Daily Forecast API
3-hour Forecast API.
You can find the full list of products (https://openweathermap.org/api) and pricing (https://openweathermap.org/price) on our website.
The #OpenWeather team would like to thank the author for this valuable guide.
We will be happy to answer all your questions: please contact us at info@openweathermap.org.
This gives step-by-step instructions for the whole process: how to get an #OpenWeatherMap #API key, how to set up an API request for sending detailed weather data to #Google Sheets, how to start importing weather data using the free API Connector add-on, and so on.
By doing this, you can import current and #forecast #weather data into the spreadsheet. We provide the Current Weather API, along with several types of forecasts with different depths and measurement steps:
Hourly Forecast API
Daily Forecast API
3-hour Forecast API.
You can find the full list of products (https://openweathermap.org/api) and pricing (https://openweathermap.org/price) on our website.
The #OpenWeather team would like to thank the author for this valuable guide.
We will be happy to answer all your questions: please contact us at info@openweathermap.org.
Mixed Analytics
Import OpenWeatherMap API Data to Google Sheets [2024] | API Connector
In this guide, we’ll walk through how to pull data from the OpenWeatherMap API directly into Google Sheets, using the API Connector add-on for Sheets. We’ll first get an API key from OpenWeatherMap…
NEW! One Call API for essential weather data
#OpenWeather is proud to launch a new product, One Call API (https://openweathermap.org/api/one-call-api). By making a single call to this #API, you can get access to a set of essential #weather parameters for any location on the globe.
One Call API provides the following weather data:
- Current weather
- Hourly #forecast for 48 hours
- Daily forecast for 7 days
Historical weather #data (we are going to add weather archives very soon)
One Call API is available in all subscriptions, including a Free one.
Within the Free subscription, the limit is equal to 1,000 API calls per day; within Startup subscription, 2000 API calls per day are allowed. In our premium plans (such as Developer, Professional and Enterprise), One Call API can be used with the same amount of calls that are allowed for other individual APIs. You can find more information about call limits (and other details about our services) by visiting our Pricing page (https://openweathermap.org/price).
Along with One Call API, a plethora of various products are available under the same conditions (such as Weather #Maps, Weather Alerts as well as all individual weather APIs for current weather, forecast and others). Here is a full list of these: https://openweathermap.org/api.
#OpenWeather is proud to launch a new product, One Call API (https://openweathermap.org/api/one-call-api). By making a single call to this #API, you can get access to a set of essential #weather parameters for any location on the globe.
One Call API provides the following weather data:
- Current weather
- Hourly #forecast for 48 hours
- Daily forecast for 7 days
Historical weather #data (we are going to add weather archives very soon)
One Call API is available in all subscriptions, including a Free one.
Within the Free subscription, the limit is equal to 1,000 API calls per day; within Startup subscription, 2000 API calls per day are allowed. In our premium plans (such as Developer, Professional and Enterprise), One Call API can be used with the same amount of calls that are allowed for other individual APIs. You can find more information about call limits (and other details about our services) by visiting our Pricing page (https://openweathermap.org/price).
Along with One Call API, a plethora of various products are available under the same conditions (such as Weather #Maps, Weather Alerts as well as all individual weather APIs for current weather, forecast and others). Here is a full list of these: https://openweathermap.org/api.
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One Call API: weather data for any geographical coordinate
One Call API 2.5 is deprecated starting from May 17, 2022, transitioning to the more advanced One Call
API 3.0. Explore the new version that offers a pay-per-use system, daily free limits, and features such as
minute-by-minute forecasts for an hour, hourly…
API 3.0. Explore the new version that offers a pay-per-use system, daily free limits, and features such as
minute-by-minute forecasts for an hour, hourly…
OpenWeather offers a great solution to users who have been affected by the closure of the Dark Sky API.
With our One Call API, you can easily migrate from the Dark Sky API and get free access to the main weather parameters such as current weather, forecast and historical weather* with only one call to the API.
To save time for you, we have prepared a step-by-step “How to start using One Call API” guide and a table of matching weather parameters (https://openweathermap.org/darksky-openweather).
We also recommend that you read the One Call API documentation (https://openweathermap.org/api/one-call-api).
If we can help you, please contact us for full details at info@openweathermap.org, and we will support you in any way we can.
* We will launch historical weather data in One Call API shortly.
#openwether #api #weather #forcast #data
With our One Call API, you can easily migrate from the Dark Sky API and get free access to the main weather parameters such as current weather, forecast and historical weather* with only one call to the API.
To save time for you, we have prepared a step-by-step “How to start using One Call API” guide and a table of matching weather parameters (https://openweathermap.org/darksky-openweather).
We also recommend that you read the One Call API documentation (https://openweathermap.org/api/one-call-api).
If we can help you, please contact us for full details at info@openweathermap.org, and we will support you in any way we can.
* We will launch historical weather data in One Call API shortly.
#openwether #api #weather #forcast #data
openweathermap.org
Migrate from Dark Sky API to OpenWeather One Call API
With our One Call API you can easily migrate from the Dark Sky weather API and get free access to main weather parameters such as current weather, forecast and historical weather with only one call to API.
Today we have added historical weather data to our One Call API (https://openweathermap.org/api/one-call-api). Apart from current and forecasted data, now you can also request historical weather data for 5 previous days. This feature is available in all our plans including Free subscription.
Below is a final list of all types of data that are available in One Call API:
Current weather
Hourly forecast for 48 hours
Daily forecast for 7 days
Historical weather data for 5 days
You can find a detailed guide on how to make an API call, an example of API response and other useful information here.
Within the Free subscription, the limit is equal to 1,000 API calls per day; within Startup subscription, 2000 API calls per day are allowed. In our premium plans (such as Developer, Professional and Enterprise), You can find more information about call limits (and other details about our services) by visiting our Pricing page (https://openweathermap.org/price).
If we can be of assistance, please contact us at info@openweathermap.org and we be glad to assist!
#weather #api #forecast #data
Below is a final list of all types of data that are available in One Call API:
Current weather
Hourly forecast for 48 hours
Daily forecast for 7 days
Historical weather data for 5 days
You can find a detailed guide on how to make an API call, an example of API response and other useful information here.
Within the Free subscription, the limit is equal to 1,000 API calls per day; within Startup subscription, 2000 API calls per day are allowed. In our premium plans (such as Developer, Professional and Enterprise), You can find more information about call limits (and other details about our services) by visiting our Pricing page (https://openweathermap.org/price).
If we can be of assistance, please contact us at info@openweathermap.org and we be glad to assist!
#weather #api #forecast #data
openweathermap.org
One Call API: weather data for any geographical coordinate
One Call API 2.5 is deprecated starting from May 17, 2022, transitioning to the more advanced One Call
API 3.0. Explore the new version that offers a pay-per-use system, daily free limits, and features such as
minute-by-minute forecasts for an hour, hourly…
API 3.0. Explore the new version that offers a pay-per-use system, daily free limits, and features such as
minute-by-minute forecasts for an hour, hourly…
Today we have added historical weather data to our One Call API (https://openweathermap.org/api/one-call-api). Apart from current and forecasted data, now you can also request historical weather data for 5 previous days. This feature is available in all our plans including Free subscription.
Below is a final list of all types of data that are available in One Call API:
Current weather
Hourly forecast for 48 hours
Daily forecast for 7 days
Historical weather data for 5 days
You can find a detailed guide on how to make an API call, an example of API response and other useful information here.
Within the Free subscription, the limit is equal to 1,000 API calls per day; within Startup subscription, 2000 API calls per day are allowed. In our premium plans (such as Developer, Professional and Enterprise), You can find more information about call limits (and other details about our services) by visiting our Pricing page (https://openweathermap.org/price).
If we can be of assistance, please contact us at info@openweathermap.org and we be glad to assist!
#weather #api #forecast #data
Below is a final list of all types of data that are available in One Call API:
Current weather
Hourly forecast for 48 hours
Daily forecast for 7 days
Historical weather data for 5 days
You can find a detailed guide on how to make an API call, an example of API response and other useful information here.
Within the Free subscription, the limit is equal to 1,000 API calls per day; within Startup subscription, 2000 API calls per day are allowed. In our premium plans (such as Developer, Professional and Enterprise), You can find more information about call limits (and other details about our services) by visiting our Pricing page (https://openweathermap.org/price).
If we can be of assistance, please contact us at info@openweathermap.org and we be glad to assist!
#weather #api #forecast #data
openweathermap.org
One Call API: weather data for any geographical coordinate
One Call API 2.5 is deprecated starting from May 17, 2022, transitioning to the more advanced One Call
API 3.0. Explore the new version that offers a pay-per-use system, daily free limits, and features such as
minute-by-minute forecasts for an hour, hourly…
API 3.0. Explore the new version that offers a pay-per-use system, daily free limits, and features such as
minute-by-minute forecasts for an hour, hourly…
Here is ESP32 with Arduino IDE Step by step Programing.
Explained How to Create Online #Weather Station for all over world with ESP32 on OLED by using #OpenWeatherMap #Api with live demonstration.
https://youtu.be/qwM8oiy0Vy4
Explained How to Create Online #Weather Station for all over world with ESP32 on OLED by using #OpenWeatherMap #Api with live demonstration.
https://youtu.be/qwM8oiy0Vy4
YouTube
29 Online Weather Station with ESP32 and Oled using OpenWeatherMap API
Here is ESP32 with Arduino IDE Step by step Programing.
Explained How to Create Online Weather Station for all over world with ESP32 on OLED
by using OpenWeatherMap Api with live demonstration
#OpenWeatherMap #ESP32 #Arduino #OLED #OnlineWeatherStation…
Explained How to Create Online Weather Station for all over world with ESP32 on OLED
by using OpenWeatherMap Api with live demonstration
#OpenWeatherMap #ESP32 #Arduino #OLED #OnlineWeatherStation…
Nowadays everyone is constantly checking #weather forecasts on their smartphones. Some of us might wonder how accurate the forecast is, and why it is constantly changing. We at #OpenWeather use our own tools to monitor accuracy and quality #metrics, to make sure we provide better #data to our customers through our #API. In this article, we describe our methods, and present the values of metrics that show how accurate our #forecasts are.
https://openweather.co.uk/blog/post/accuracy-and-quality-weather-data
https://openweather.co.uk/blog/post/accuracy-and-quality-weather-data
openweather.co.uk
Accuracy and quality of weather data
Some of us might wonder how accurate the forecast is, and why it is constantly changing. We at OpenWeather use our own tools to monitor accuracy and quality metrics, to make sure we provide better data to our customers through our API.
We keep improving our #weather products! This time, we are happy to tell you that we have added the Probability of precipitation parameter to our weather #forecasts.
#ProbabilityOfPrecipitation #API
https://openweather.co.uk/blog/post/new-probability-precipitation-openweather-forecasts
#ProbabilityOfPrecipitation #API
https://openweather.co.uk/blog/post/new-probability-precipitation-openweather-forecasts
We are glad to inform you that #weather #alerts are now available for free in our One Call #API. https://openweather.co.uk/blog/post/new-weather-alerts-one-call-api
OpenWeather delivers its Road Risk #API as a humble contribution towards sustainable transportation. Enhance your short-term planning with Road Risk API by exploiting an accurate minute-by-minute forecast for 2 hours, hourly #weather #forecast and national #alerts for five-days. The weather data is provided for any moment of time for 5 days ahead and 5 days back, covering any destination and any point along the route.
https://openweather.co.uk/blog/post/make-your-supply-chain-weather-proof-road-risk-api
https://openweather.co.uk/blog/post/make-your-supply-chain-weather-proof-road-risk-api
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Make your supply chain weather-proof with Road Risk API
OpenWeather delivers Road Risk API as a humble contribution towards sustainable transportation. Enhance your short-term planning with Road Risk API by exploiting an accurate minute-by-minute forecast for 2 hours, hourly weather forecast and national alerts…
All the essential #AirPollution #data is available for any OpenWeather subscription plan #free of charge.
Learn more about the #sustainability #challenges that you can tackle using Air Pollution #API:
https://openweather.co.uk/blog/post/keep-your-finger-pulse-air-pollution-api
Learn more about the #sustainability #challenges that you can tackle using Air Pollution #API:
https://openweather.co.uk/blog/post/keep-your-finger-pulse-air-pollution-api
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Keep your finger on the pulse of Air Pollution API - Blog
The Air Pollution API can facilitate the urban planning and the abatement of traffic congestion. Our quality data makes the sustainability goals achievable for your business. The Air Pollution API provides current, forecasted and short term history data on…
The Spring is here, boosting the levels of vitamin D to those in the northern hemisphere. With our APIs you can call for the #current and #forecast #UV index for any location. Now its even easier, with the UV index becoming a part of our One Call #API!
Read more: https://openweather.co.uk/blog/post/uv-index-now-part-one-call-api
Read more: https://openweather.co.uk/blog/post/uv-index-now-part-one-call-api
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UV index is now a part of One Call API
The granularity of the UV index has been increased and it is now included into the One Call API. In case you are using the preceding API for UV index, we would encourage you to switch to the enhanced solution.
Access to historical weather for any specific moment in time. Introducing History API by Timestamp!
We are happy to introduce the OpenWeather History API by Timestamp that gives detailed weather information for any specified global location and time over the last 40 years!
Among other things, this product provides a cost-effective way for the insurance industry to gain instant access to accurate weather information.
Read here to learn more https://openweather.co.uk/blog/post/access-historical-weather-specific-moment-time-introducing-history-api-timestamp
#openweather #historicaldata #api #weatherapi
We are happy to introduce the OpenWeather History API by Timestamp that gives detailed weather information for any specified global location and time over the last 40 years!
Among other things, this product provides a cost-effective way for the insurance industry to gain instant access to accurate weather information.
Read here to learn more https://openweather.co.uk/blog/post/access-historical-weather-specific-moment-time-introducing-history-api-timestamp
#openweather #historicaldata #api #weatherapi