Air pollution is a pervasive global issue, an often unseen threat impacting the health of the world’s population and the environment we depend on. While we breathe air constantly, its quality can harbour dangers with significant consequences.

Have you ever sworn your joints ache more just before a storm? Or felt inexplicably sluggish and heavy on a day with oppressive high pressure, even if the sun is out? You are certainly not alone. The connection between weather patterns and how w...

The Arctic, a vast region centered around the North Pole, plays a critical role in regulating Earth's climate system. The region has an apparent abundance of ice in the form of sea ice floating on the ocean, glaciers capping mountains, and the m...

Beyond its impact on daily life, weather significantly influences financial markets. From individual company stocks to commodity prices and even potentially broader indices, atmospheric conditions play a crucial role that sophisticated traders a...

Weather can significantly influence consumer behavior, and marketers can use this to create more cost-effective and targeted advertising campaigns. OpenWeather provides the tools to develop dynamic, weather-responsive ads, improving relevance an...

Many people notice their feelings shift with the weather – perhaps feeling more positive when the sun shines or experiencing lower energy during long grey spells. Sayings such as "spring fever" or the "winter blues" show how important weather is...

In our latest blog post, we see how the features of the OpenWeather Dashboard can be used across a wide range of logistics applications.

The increasing urgency of climate change mitigation has brought forth an accelerated shift towards renewable energy sources, with solar energy being touted as one of the flagship technologies throughout the transition. This report is designed to...

Humidity, the amount of water vapor in the air, plays a surprisingly significant role in our daily lives, impacting everything from human comfort to industrial processes.