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OpenWeatherMap provides weather data for any coordinates on the globe via APIs and web services. You can access current, forecast and historical weather data, as well as solar panel energy prediction, satellite imagery and AI analytics.
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and government weather alerts. Weather data for any...
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Discover OpenWeather's Dashboard, a visual tool for timely...
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OpenWeatherMap provides access to 40-year historical weather...
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Explore OpenWeather's interactive weather map focused on...
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One Call API 3.0 is a powerful and affordable weather...
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OpenWeatherMap offers fast and easy-to-work weather APIs for current, forecast, historical, and statistical data, as well as weather maps and alerts. Choose from different subscription plans and products to suit your needs and budget.
OpenWeatherMap provides weather data from different sources and formats for any location on Earth. Learn how to make an API call, see API response examples and fields, and find weather condition codes and icons.
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Learn about the available parameters, units and formats of the OpenWeatherMap API response. See the table of parameters, their descriptions and units for standard, imperial and metric systems of measurement.
The current version of the library allows the following: Embedding of layer with current weather in cities. Embedding of layer with weather stations. The library supports customer clustering. Access Global Precipitation Maps with current, forecast and historical data via OpenWeather's API.
Explore weather conditions and forecasts for cities around the world with OpenWeatherMap's interactive map. Customize your view with various layers and zoom levels for temperature, wind, pressure, precipitation and clouds.
