The need to effectively and efficiently harness the power of the wind is well known. 

Having global, accurate, feature-rich and graphical display of weather data can enhance application solutions in a wide variety of scenarios.

Our API takes the name of any global location or zip code, and converts it into a list of coordinates (known as direct geocoding) as well as converting a geolocation into a list of place names (reverse geocoding).

The ever-present food delivery rider is now just as an intrinsic part of our urban lifestyle as our internet connection…

How to shed light on your energy needs with the OpenWeather Solar Radiation API Historical data

You can now personalise your iPhone Home Screen with the widgets from OpenWeather App - one widget is for current weather and the other one is for the short-term forecast for 4 hours. The weather data from OpenWeather can now be delivered rig...

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.

The ad-free & free-to-use OpenWeather App arrives to the App Store this week. The application is here to seize the entire potential of our  #weatherapp

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.

History Forecast Bulk is an archive of data on previously made 16-day forecasts collected from 7 October 2017 onwards, and available for any coordinates on the globe.