This listing includes access to the Current Weather API, Daily Forecast API, Hourly Forecast API, and 60 Minute Precipitation Forecast API through AWS DataExchange. Up to 1 Million requests per day.
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Pricing is based on the duration and terms of your contract with the vendor. This entitles you to a specified quantity of use for the contract duration. If you choose not to renew or replace your contract before it ends, access to these entitlements will expire.
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This listing uses a single contract dimension called Product Access (Units). You buy access to the weather API bundle through this one option, rather than selecting from separate tiers or instance sizes. The bundle covers current weather conditions and forecast data in one commitment. Pricing does not break out individual data types or request volumes as separate line items here. You commit to the units of access you need, and that grants use of the covered API services under one price.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What weather data does the Product Access (Units) bundle actually include?
Access covers current weather conditions and forecast data. Current conditions come from reporting stations and atmospheric analyses, updated roughly every 15 to 30 minutes. Forecasts include daily projections up to 16 days, hourly up to 240 hours, and minutely precipitation up to 60 minutes, refreshed about once per hour.
Does my access charge change based on how many API requests I make?
The listing bills through one Product Access (Units) commitment rather than metering individual requests. You commit to the units of access you need. Request volume is not broken out as a separate line item here, so your cost does not shift request by request under this single dimension.
Can I store the weather data locally after retrieving it through the API?
Local storage is allowed while your paid access remains active, including storage with cloud providers. If access ends, stored data must be deleted, unless you separately purchased historical data with its own ownership rights. Note that the current weather endpoint is not designed for archiving.
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This API returns current conditions from our network of over 50,000 sub-hourly reporting weather stations, regional mesoscale analyses such as the RTMA, and weather radar. Every API request will return the nearest, and most recent observation data for the requested point.
This API returns a 16 day forecast in 1 day intervals for any point on the planet. Forecast spatial resolution ranges from 1 KM to 13 KM depending on region.
This API returns a 10 day forecast in 1 hour intervals for any point on the planet. Forecast spatial resolution ranges from 1 KM to 13 KM depending on region.