Weather API Powered by Proprietary Technology.
Tomorrow.io provides a weather data API for developers, offering more than 80 data fields covering core weather conditions, air quality, pollen, fire risk, flood threat, lightning, maritime conditions, soil moisture and temperature, solar irradiation, and road risk. Data is accessible through endpoints including Timeline (point, polygon, or polyline queries from 7 days in the past to 14 days ahead, down to 1-minute resolution), Map (integrable with MapBox, Google Maps, Leaflet, and OpenLayers), Historical (observations since 2000), Route, Alerts, Insights, Locations, Events, and Notifications.
The API is intended for building applications around operational planning, historical weather analysis, threshold-based insights, custom map visualizations, proactive weather event alerts, and route safety for flying, driving, and sailing. Documentation includes a Postman collection, sample code, and recipes covering use cases such as building a weather app, visualizing precipitation on a map, setting up geofenced severe weather alerts via webhook, and using historical data for aviation, logistics, and energy outage retrospection. A GALE AI feature allows asking weather questions and generating weather summaries.
Yes, Tomorrow.io offers a free API key that developers can obtain to get started.
The Map API can be integrated with MapBox, Google Maps, Leaflet, openLayers, and more.
The Timeline API covers 7 days in the past to 14 days in the future, and the Historical API provides observations dating back to 2000.
It's for businesses in areas like aviation, logistics, energy, maritime, and agriculture that need weather data to ensure safety, plan operations, and generate alerts.
Yes, Tomorrow.io provides an official Postman collection to help developers quickly get started with the API.
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Location-based weather data.
Radar data collected from different websites across the Internet.
Global marine weather from multiple sources.
US National Weather Service.
Global historical and weather forecast data.
A RESTful free API to check the weather.