During these unprecedented times we want to contribute and help companies that analyse data corresponding to research to help find a cure towards the battle of Covid-19. We want to provide you with free access to historical weather data to help support the fight at completely no cost to yourselves.  

We have added new functionality to Bulk Downloading. The main idea of this product is to allow you to regularly download batches of current weather and forecast data for more than 200,000 locations at once via a JSON file.

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.

Quite often we receive questions like what NDVI is, how to use it and why would a farmer require using it at all.

OpenWeather is proud to announce the weather archive has expanded to 40 years dating back from 1st Jan 1980. The new order form is now available on the ‘Marketplace’ page.

The Historical weather API is designed to provide hourly historical weather data for more than 37k cities with basic parameters: Temperature, Pressure, Humidity, Wind, Precipitation and Clouds.

This article is describing the ‘Satellite imagery’ page

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.

The OpenWeather team has made two important updates this month in the Current weather data product. Hope, you’ll enjoy more user-friendly experience.

Our Current weather data are participating in a new Mozilla project The WebThings Gateway for home automation: Monitor and control all your smart home devices via a unified web interface.