Today we have added historical weather data to our One Call API. Apart from current and forecasted data, now you can also request historical weather data for 5 previous days.

OpenWeather offers a great solution to users who have been affected by the closure of the Dark Sky API.

We're proud to officially announce the launch of One Call API. This powerful and affordable weather service allows you to retrieve current, historical, and forecasted weather data in just one request, making it the ideal integration for a wide range of use cases.

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.

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 Satellite Imagery API is a part of our Agriculture API (Agro API) for the agricultural sector. OpenWeather provides satellite data for user-defined polygon in the format of images in true colour, false colour, NDVI and EVI indices, and of NDVI and EVI statistical data. To obtain them we suggest using our Satellite Imagery API.

So, the new 2020 is nearly upon us and it is time to sum up what we have done in 2019.

Today, we would like to tell you more about one of the most requested weather services from OpenWeather - our Historical weather data. It is based on our new “Time Machine” weather technology.

OpenWeather team is glad to present a new technology that greatly enhances our historical weather data. We have called it Time Machine.