DEPRECATED. This resource is deprecated. New use of this resource should be avoided. Existing use of this resource should be transitioned away from.
Description
Returns a collection of weather forecast data for a latitude/longitude point.
Requires a subscription plan with the “read_forecast” and “access_points” capabilities to access this resource. This resource also has geospatial capabilities (such as “geo_north_america”) that must be available to the subscription plan for corresponding queries.
Resource URL
https://api.weathersource.com/v1/:api_key/forecast.format
Resource URL Replacement Parts
| {{api_key}} | Your API Key. If you do not have an API key, you may sign up for a free developer account 30-day trial. |
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| {{format}} | The desired response format. Allowed formats are:
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Parameters
| latitude_eq required |
A response condition that identifies the latitude/longitude location from which to return weather forecast. Allowed Values: decimal latitude value between 0 and 90 Example Value: 32.7153 |
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| longitude_eq required |
A response condition that identifies the latitude/longitude location from which to return weather forecast. Allowed Values: decimal longitude value between -180 (West) and 180 (East) Example Value: 117.1564 |
| period optional |
Identifies the class of weather forecast data. Allowed Values: hour, day Default Value: day |
| fields optional |
Set response to a subset of fields within each element. Available field names: The Hour class of weather data fields (period parameter is set to hour):
The Day class of weather data fields (period parameter is set to day):
Allowed Values: Comma separated list of field names Default Value: lat_lon,timestamp |
Resource Information
| API Versions | v1 |
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| Rate Limited? | Yes |
| Requires Authentication? | Yes |
| Response Formats | JSON JSONP |
| HTTP Method | GET |
Related Documentation
Example Request
GET https://api.weathersource.com/v1/{api_key}/forecast.json?latitude_eq=32.7153&longitude_eq=117.1564&period=hour×tamp_eq=2004-02-12T08:00&fields=temp
[insert response here]
