Multi Horizon Forecast
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Recipe · 4 steps
Multi Horizon Forecast
with OpenWeatherMap
Resolve a city name, then return hourly, daily, and climatic forecasts.
- Resolve the supplied city query into geographic coordinates, keeping the first and best match.
- Fetch the four day hourly forecast at the geocoded coordinates. Served from the Pro forecast base URL.
- Fetch the sixteen day daily forecast at the same coordinates. Served from the Pro forecast base URL.
- Fetch the thirty day climatic forecast at the same coordinates. Served from the Pro forecast base URL.
What you'll need to have ready
- q: City name, optionally with state and ISO country codes, comma-separated.
- units: Units of measurement (standard, metric, or imperial).
- lang: Localization language code for weather condition text.
- hourlyCount: Number of hourly timestamps to return (up to 96).
- dailyCount: Number of days to return from the daily forecast (1 to 16).
- climateCount: Number of days to return from the climatic forecast (1 to 30).
- appid: OpenWeather API key.
For your developer
Arazzo workflow openweathermap:multi-horizon-forecast, 4 operations: getDirectGeocoding → getForecastHourly → getForecastDaily → getForecastClimate. Specs on APIs.io.