For your convenience while working with our historical data, we have created the History Bulk section at OpenWeatherMap....

We are happy to introduce to you our new service that provides historical weather data for more than 30,000 cities/towns for the last 5 years.

Now you can simply c...

One of the benefits of the VANE platform is that there is no need to search by scenes and footprints. It is based on a simple assumption: each location in the world has metadata – click on any location and you can get informa...

We invite you to try our new product, Weather Alerts – it provides weather alerts based on our meteorological data.

Now you can use simple syntax to create triggers, which will wor...

In the current version of the VANE Language, we use images from the Landsat 8 satellite, which captures the Earth’s entire surface every 16 days. The satellite makes hundreds of images, with a unique name for each on...

OpenWeatherMap is happy to announce good news for owners of private weather stations! We are launching a new version of Weather Stations API 3.0. Now there are more easy ways t...

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OpenWeatherMap presents the release of a new service – VANE Language (formerly Imagery API) – with examples here: http://owm.io/vaneLanguage.

We initially called this service the “Imagery API...

There are many online map services for those who prefer active leisure. For example, here is a map with bike routes: http://www.thunderforest.com/maps/opencyc...

We at OpenWeatherMap are happy to announce our new useful, smart tool: Map Editor 2.0! It allows you to create personalised weather maps on the bas...