Reliable Statistics, Come Rain Or Shine: Weather Source API

Candice McMillan, May 14th, 2013

Weather SourceA lot of the things we do and the decisions we make on a daily basis can be affected by the weather. For businesses, understanding weather patterns and how they affect things like attendance, foot traffic, viewership and sales, can have a definite impact on the bottom line. Weather Source is a service that provides extensive weather data and other solutions aimed at helping businesses improve business performance. Weather Source also provides the Weather Source API that allows this data to be integrated with other applications where needed.


The Forecast API: Bringing a New Day to Weather Data

Greg Bates, April 24th, 2013

Forecast, the team that created the acclaimed iOS weather app Dark Sky, has created an API that brings its gorgeous weather data and display into any platform. As Forecast put it, they wanted to transcend their work with Dark Sky.


Metwit Offers Free Trial of API to Help Developers of Apps Using Yahoo! Weather APIs, Obsolete Geocoding API

Janet Wagner, April 12th, 2013

MetwitMetwit has announced that the company will be releasing a free trial plan of the Metwit Weather API to help developers who have created applications using Yahoo! Weather APIs and have been impacted by the shut down of the Yahoo! Geocoding API.


Create Fun, People Powered Weather Apps with Metwit

Janet Wagner, January 31st, 2013

MetwitMetwit is a crowdsourced API platform that provides third party applications the ability to integrate media-rich local weather and environmental data that is hyperlocal and in real-time. The Metwit API Platform collects weather information from Twitter, Instagram, NOAA and other sources which makes it possible for third party applications to use tweets, photos, and metatags to provide users accurate and interactive local weather information.


The World’s Most Important API? HQCasanova Reports Carbon Dioxide Levels

Greg Bates, January 31st, 2013

HQCasanova Weekly CO2The HQCasanova Weekly CO2 API is incredibly simple. It’s also a frighteningly clear measurement of how our planet is doing. It measures the level of CO2 in the air in parts per million (ppm), a major player in causing global climate disruption.


The OpenSnow API: More Than Accurate Forecasting

Kevin Sundstrom, December 17th, 2012

OpenSnowOpensnow.com is a snow forecasting site that is designed to provide more than accurate information. Joel Gratz, founder and CEO of OpenSnow, grew up around snow and is passionate about skiing. The service provides customized reports for several locations and offers the worlds first “Ask the Weatherman” section. The OpenSnow API provides access to this wealth of snow knowledge.


Weather-API.net: 2 Billion Data Points With Historical Data Since 1960

Greg Bates, December 6th, 2012

weather-api.netThe REST-based weather-API.net comes in server-based and Javascript flavors with JSON responses and XML available as well. U.S.-based Weather-API.net has 53 years of historical data in the U.S., nearly 2 billion data points.


Find the Next Big Wave with Swellcast’s Surf Forecast API

Eric Carter, November 30th, 2012

SwellcastSwellcast combines all weather data needed to forecast surf conditions for surfers around Australia, and consolidates the data into a user friendly interface that takes the complexity out of understanding when and where the next big wave will appear. Swellcast also offers the forecast data and surf conditions through the Swellcast API.


Tracking Hurricane Sandy via Social Media Data

Curtis C. Chen, November 1st, 2012

TwitterWhere were you when Hurricane Sandy hit, and what were you doing? If you’re like many other ProgrammableWeb readers, you weren’t watching news reports on TV–you were using social media to keep tabs on your friends and family, and taking advantage of the vast amounts of data available on the Internet to make sense of the situation. Below, a round-up of how Twitter and other online resources helped people get through the record-breaking “super storm.”


Aeris Weather API Sign-Ups Rapidly Increase After Weather Channel Buys Weather Underground

Janet Wagner, September 5th, 2012

HAMweather AerisWeather APIs are among the most popular and the category has quadrupled over the past few years, with 47 weather APIs currently listed in the ProgrammableWeb API directory.


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