30 Jan 2020
Upgrade of API Multilingual feature. US cities search by states
The OpenWeather team has made two important updates this month in the Current weather data product. Ho...
29 Jan 2020
OpenWeatherMap data in Mozilla's IoT project: WebThings Gateway
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.
21 Jan 2020
Dive into Agro API | Part 4 – Satellite Imagery
The Satellite Imagery API is a part of our Agriculture API (Agro API) for the agricultural sector. OpenWeather<...
21 Jan 2020
Learn IoT with the OpenWeatherMap API
It is well known that OpenWeatherMap weather project products from OpenWeather are particularly popular with students and novice developers. Which is not surprising: the availability, ease of use and convenience of our products are some of th...
06 Jan 2020
30 years of historical data from OpenWeatherMap!
A new depth of historical data that is available through your personal account has been increased from 19 to 30 years!
02 Jan 2020
OpenWeather 2019: results of the year. Historical weather data, Weather API, Agro Dashboard
So, the new 2020 is nearly upon us and it is time to sum up what we have done in 2019.
23 Dec 2019
History Bulk and History Forecast Bulk: choosing any location on the map
There is a new update available for our historical data service.
20 Dec 2019
‘Feels like’ temperature in OpenWeather APIs
We have added “Feels like” parameter. This parameter accounts for the human perception of weather; it lets you know how the temperature “feels”.
12 Dec 2019
From now on, History Forecast Bulks can be purchased directly on the website
For your convenience, we have significantly simplified the procedure for obtaining this data.
12 Dec 2019
Historical collection | Part 1: Products based on historical data
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.
