API Updates
Our weather API is improving every day
The Weather API is our core product, which is why we are constantly working on improvements to make it even easier for our customers to get more unique data and forecasts. Over the summer months, our developers have been working diligently to make the API even better....
Improvements in Meteomatics API precipitation forecasts
Current weather models still facing challenges in accurately reproducing and forecasting precipitation. To assist the weather models’ observed precipitation, it is crucial to complement information about rainfall. In line with that, Meteomatics is delighted to...
Fast retrieval of reanalysis data
The Meteomatics API facilitates the high-speed retrieval of long historical time series as well as historical grid data from ECMWF's reanalysis model ERA5. Queries from ERA5 can be executed as usual without any additional specifications!
Extreme weather in Meteomatics API
Meteomatics weather data API now includes extreme weather forecast Indices and shift of ensemble forecast tails
Meteomatics adds global heat index, humidex and apparent temperature to the API.
Meteomatics Weather Data API now includes global heat index, humidex and apparent temperature
New API Features
Global Satellite Images: the range of available satellite images has been expanded.
Support for GeoTIFF image output
Support for GeoTIFF image output: the Meteomatics API is now capable of returning images in the GeoTIFF format, which is an extension to the TIFF standard.
Meteomatics launches free Weather Browser
Meteomatics launches free Weather Browser: want to see live weather data for anywhere in the world, beautifully visualized?
Global Satellite Images
The new Meteomatics satellite composite comprises geostationary satellite images of GOES 16, GOES 17, Himawari 8, Meteosat 8, Meteosat 11 and Meteosat MSG which are merged seamlessly in order to create a global satellite image. model selection: mix-satellite |...
Go Connector
The new Go Connector developed by Tom Payne is now available: Go is a programming language designed by Google. The structure of Go is related to C, but with greater simplicity. Thanks to Tom Payne, a connector incorporating the Go language for accessing all kinds of...
New Parameters and Features
Several new parameters and features have been added to the API lately:
Air Density...
Polygon Queries
In addition to the existing query methods, the new powerful polygon query is now available! This kind of query offers a lot of new opportunities regarding spatial data analysis. Have you ever wondered about the highest elevation around your area or the mean...
Our weather API is improving every day
The Weather API is our core product, which is why we are constantly working on improvements to make it even easier for our customers to get more unique data and forecasts. Over the summer months, our developers have been working diligently to make the API even better....
Improvements in Meteomatics API precipitation forecasts
Current weather models still facing challenges in accurately reproducing and forecasting precipitation. To assist the weather models’ observed precipitation, it is crucial to complement information about rainfall. In line with that, Meteomatics is delighted to...
Fast retrieval of reanalysis data
The Meteomatics API facilitates the high-speed retrieval of long historical time series as well as historical grid data from ECMWF's reanalysis model ERA5. Queries from ERA5 can be executed as usual without any additional specifications!
Extreme weather in Meteomatics API
Meteomatics weather data API now includes extreme weather forecast Indices and shift of ensemble forecast tails
Meteomatics adds global heat index, humidex and apparent temperature to the API.
Meteomatics Weather Data API now includes global heat index, humidex and apparent temperature
New API Features
Global Satellite Images: the range of available satellite images has been expanded.
Support for GeoTIFF image output
Support for GeoTIFF image output: the Meteomatics API is now capable of returning images in the GeoTIFF format, which is an extension to the TIFF standard.
Meteomatics launches free Weather Browser
Meteomatics launches free Weather Browser: want to see live weather data for anywhere in the world, beautifully visualized?
Global Satellite Images
The new Meteomatics satellite composite comprises geostationary satellite images of GOES 16, GOES 17, Himawari 8, Meteosat 8, Meteosat 11 and Meteosat MSG which are merged seamlessly in order to create a global satellite image. model selection: mix-satellite |...