We have recently announced the results of The OpenWeather Challenge, an exciting and thought-provoking competition that promoted innovative uses of meteorological data for real-world applications. The challenge, in collaboration with the Royal Meteorological Society, particularly valued projects focusing on sustainability, green technology, health, and practical solutions, aligning with OpenWeather's commitment to environmental responsibility.

Earth Day is a global annual event celebrated each 22nd April, dedicated to bringing attention to environmental issues and inspiring everyone to take action to protect our planet. It promotes change, reminding us of the importance of sustainability and conservation. The first Earth Day took place in 1970 and is often seen as the birth of the modern environmental movement. Now, over 1 billion people in 193 countries participate in Earth Day activities.

With a focus towards the pursuit of a more sustainable future, as well as social well-being, OpenWeather have announced an exciting competition that provides participants with access to a rich variety of OpenWeather data resources. Participants are encouraged to use their creativity to explore different ways to harness the power of weather data.

The OpenWeather Road Risk API with increased product coverage and historic data.

Over half of the world’s population consumes rice. It is the staple food for an estimated three billion people, with some strains found to date back 10,000 years. The intense nature of its cultivation is putting increasing pressure on natural resources, especially water in regions of the world that can ill afford to waste a single drop

There can barely be any weather phenomenon more common, yet also more changeable than clouds