So now I'm confused by this. On one hand they say they are retiring it, then they say "For developers who use WU API data for non-commercial purposes, you will

So now I'm confused by this. On one hand they say they are retiring it, then they say "For developers who use WU API data for non-commercial purposes, you will have access to a new plan for a personal use, low call volume API. Stay tuned for more details as we build this out." Being a user this lack of clarity is annoying (a free one, but my previous company paid for the service.) I learned how to the api it 5 years ago while working at a start up when they needed weather to normalize data. It was pretty easy to use and the price was decent. I got a free developer account and get the weather at my location every hour with their free developer api.. The site compares the last 90 days vs last year so as a New Englander I can be sure when complaining about the weather that it was in fact better last year.[1] http://aramcomjean.com/weather.html http://aramcomjean.com/weather.html http://www.weather.gov http://www.weather.gov for ad free! day to day forecasting needs.