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Dark Sky (version v2.*.*)
get_forecast#
returns the current weather forecast for the next week
Parameters
latitude (required)#
The latitude of a location (in decimal degrees). Positive is north, negative is south.
Type: string
longitude (required)#
The longitude of a location (in decimal degrees). Positive is east, negative is west.
Type: string
exclude#
Exclude some number of data blocks from the API response. This is useful for reducing latency and saving cache space.
Type: array
[ "string. Possible values: currently | minutely | hourly | daily | alerts | flags" ]extend#
When present, return hour-by-hour data for the next 168 hours, instead of the next 48. When using this option, we strongly recommend enabling HTTP compression.
Type: string
Potential values: hourly
lang#
Return summary properties in the desired language.
Type: string
units#
Return weather conditions in the requested units.
Type: string
Potential values: auto, ca, uk2, us, si
get_time_machine#
returns the observed or forecast weather conditions for a date in the past or future
Parameters
latitude (required)#
The latitude of a location (in decimal degrees). Positive is north, negative is south.
Type: string
longitude (required)#
The longitude of a location (in decimal degrees). Positive is east, negative is west.
Type: string
time (required)#
Either be a UNIX time (that is, seconds since midnight GMT on 1 Jan 1970) or a string formatted as
[YYYY]-[MM]-[DD]T[HH]:[MM]:[SS][timezone]. timezone should either be omitted (to refer to local time for the location being requested),
Z (referring to GMT time), or +[HH][MM] or -[HH][MM] for an offset from GMT in hours and minutes.
The timezone is only used for determining the time of the request; the response will always be relative to the local time zone.
Type: string
exclude#
Exclude some number of data blocks from the API response. This is useful for reducing latency and saving cache space.
Type: array
[ "string. Possible values: currently | minutely | hourly | daily | alerts | flags" ]lang#
Return summary properties in the desired language.
Type: string
units#
Return weather conditions in the requested units.
Type: string
Potential values: auto, ca, uk2, us, si