Hello, could you please explain where the data for "weathercode" in the Historical API originates? I searched and I couldn't find it in ERA5 or CERRA databases...
Hello, I have a question. Could you add a separate field for weekly hourly forecast to specify if a certain hour is daytime or nighttime. Right now only the daily forecast has data about sunrises and sunsets to determine if a certain hour is day or night time. This forces my to use two queries if only hourly time is needed. There must be a 'day' or 'night' label for each hour.
I was wondering: when I use the historical weather API, generate a url for my location and check the output, I notice that the lat and lon are rounded of to the nearest 0.5 degrees, while I would expect the numbers to be rounded of to the nearest 0.25 degrees (43.28, -3.31 becomes 43.0, -3.5 instead of 43.25,-3.25). Do you know the reason or I am making a mistake in my thinking?
Should I be able to get weather data for any lat lng points, or must they be within 5km of a weather station? I'm having trouble getting data for several Greek islands.
Hi, thanks for the article. But I have some questions about getting the data. First is I got a lot of NaN values when I choose era-5-land , is it normal? Second , how can I calculate temperature at the exactly point between two stations?
Hello, could you please explain where the data for "weathercode" in the Historical API originates? I searched and I couldn't find it in ERA5 or CERRA databases...
Hello, I have a question. Could you add a separate field for weekly hourly forecast to specify if a certain hour is daytime or nighttime. Right now only the daily forecast has data about sunrises and sunsets to determine if a certain hour is day or night time. This forces my to use two queries if only hourly time is needed. There must be a 'day' or 'night' label for each hour.
Thanks for the impressive work.
I was wondering: when I use the historical weather API, generate a url for my location and check the output, I notice that the lat and lon are rounded of to the nearest 0.5 degrees, while I would expect the numbers to be rounded of to the nearest 0.25 degrees (43.28, -3.31 becomes 43.0, -3.5 instead of 43.25,-3.25). Do you know the reason or I am making a mistake in my thinking?
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Thank you so much for this project! It's a gift to the world
Should I be able to get weather data for any lat lng points, or must they be within 5km of a weather station? I'm having trouble getting data for several Greek islands.
Hi, thanks for the article. But I have some questions about getting the data. First is I got a lot of NaN values when I choose era-5-land , is it normal? Second , how can I calculate temperature at the exactly point between two stations?
hello is the workstation and where is the server with the data coming from?