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OpenWeatherMap offers various weather APIs for current, forecast, historical, and alerts data. Free API calls are limited to 1,000 per day, and paid plans start from 0.0015 USD per call.
- One Call API 3.0
Explore the versatile OpenWeather One Call API 3.0. Designed...
- API Doc
Explore OpenWeather's Statistical Weather Data API offering...
- History API by Timestamp
Explore historical weather data from 1979 to present for any...
- Weather Map 1H
Access OpenWeather's advanced 1-hour step weather maps API,...
- Hourly Forecast
Min/max temperature in our weather API . Please do not...
- Global Weather Alerts
Stay informed with OpenWeather's Global Weather Alerts. Set...
- Solar Irradiance API
Fields in API response. lat Latitude of the location,decimal...
- Road Risk
OpenWeather's Road Risk API provides weather forecasts and...
- Accumulated Parameters
Geocoding API. Requesting API calls by geographical...
- Historical Weather Data by State for All Zip Codes
Download OpenWeather's historical weather data archives by...
- One Call API 3.0
First, we recommend making API calls no more than once in 10 minutes for each location, whether you call it by city name, geographical coordinates or by zip code. The update frequency of the OpenWeather model is not higher than once in 10 minutes. Second, the only endpoint for making free API calls is api.openweathermap.org.
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For each point on the globe, OpenWeather provides hyperlocal minute forecast, historical data, current state, and from short-term to annual and forecasted weather data. All data is available via industry standard APIs.
Besides out-of-the box products, we provide dedicated weather products that also might be helpful for specific applications and industries: 1. Solar Irradiance API 2. Solar Panel Energy Prediction 3. Global Weather Alerts 4. Road Risk API 5. Global Precipitation Maps - Forecast and historical data 6. Weather Maps 2.0 with 1-hour step Detailed infor...
OpenWeather model allows to calculate weather data for any location. OpenWeather’s advanced ML-based numerical weather model performs at up to 500 m resolution and allows its users to consider highly local nuances of climate and build accurate, efficient products. The model uses a number of data sources - radars, models from global meteorological a...
If you want to start using Free or paid weather API, please read ‘How to start and operate with API more efficiently’. If you are ready to subscribe to our paid plans, please read ‘No-fuss subscription to our weather services’first. Please read Terms and conditions of sale, Privacy policy, and Websites terms and conditions of useof use before you b...
Learn about the various weather data products and services offered by OpenWeatherMap, such as One Call, Current Weather and Forecasts, Historical Weather, and more. Find out how to access free or paid APIs, subscribe to professional collections, and use OpenWeather model.
Open-Meteo offers free access to its weather APIs for non-commercial use, with no API key or registration required. It provides accurate and reliable forecasts from national weather services, with high resolution, rapid updates, and 80 years of historical data.
OpenWeather provides comprehensive weather data services, including current, forecast, and historical weather information. Explore a wide range of APIs for solar radiation, road risk assessment, solar energy prediction, and more, with global coverage and user-friendly access.
How to get access. In order to use our services, first of all, you need to get your personal API key. How to do it: Click on Sign up and fill out a short form and get an API key (APPID) on your account page. Verify your email address via a confirmation letter that will be sent to you.
OpenWeather offers various weather APIs for current, forecast, historical, and statistical data, as well as maps and alerts. See the features, formats, and plans for each API and how to start using them.
