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These days I use the "hourly graphical forecast" from the National Weather Service. I've found it to be at least as accurate as Dark Sky and easy enough to disp
by spqr0a1 4y ago
These days I use the "hourly graphical forecast" from the National Weather Service. I've found it to be at least as accurate as Dark Sky and easy enough to display 3 images side by side and refresh periodically to always have a 6-day forecast at hand. The display is more informative and compact than any other weather site or app I've tried. There's also a tabular version that's easy enough to scrape if you want to customize it.
As an example, here's the forecast for zip code 12345: https://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?lat=42.8099&lon=-73.9515&unit=0&lg=english&FcstType=graphical https://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?lat=42.8099&lon=-7...
- spaetzleesser 4y agothanks for posting. This looks really good.
- davidy123 4y agoI think (?) the audience for this site is global, so you can't really say "National" weather service. Darksky works around the world (though I presume not truly everywhere). Glad to hear they are extending non proprietary access to their Weather Kit, that's an encouraging move.