open-meteo

Important The underlying Open-Meteo file format has been upgraded to support future features. This change impacts only users of the open-data distribution on AWS and does not affect those using the API or running downloaders directly.

With this update, the API can now read both legacy and new file formats. Currently, only legacy files are available on AWS, but starting January 14, 2025,...

🎉🎉🎉 Exciting News! The Open-Meteo source code has officially reached version 1.0.0, marking a significant milestone. This release introduces a stable distribution for both Docker and Ubuntu packages, ensuring a more seamless and reliable deployment experience! 🎉🎉🎉

Major changes include a restructuring of the internal database layout and the incorporation of new weather models. The redesig...

The latest iteration of the Open-Meteo weather API has been released! In recent weeks, we've implemented a series of minor enhancements aimed at bolstering accuracy, dependability, and overall performance.

One particularly noteworthy upgrade is the incorporation of 15-minute data derived from the German DWD ICON-D2 and NOAA HRRR models, substantially enhancing the precision of short-term foreca...

The new version of the Open-Meteo weather API is now available! Over the past few weeks, we have made several small improvements to enhance accuracy, reliability, and performance.

One notable improvement is the enhanced accuracy in calculating the position of the sun, resulting in more precise forecasts of direct solar radiation on a normal pane (DNI). Additionally, sunrise and sunset times are...

We are excited to announce the release of Version 0.2.48 of the Open-Meteo weather API, featuring the highly anticipated Ensemble API. This new version introduces a powerful ensemble forecasting tool that brings together multiple weather models for enhanced accuracy and reliability.

The new [Ensemble API](https://open-meteo.com/en/docs/ensemble-api...