We are hoping that the gateway for obtaining keys on the new API will open on February 15, 2019. So I want to share with you what I know at this moment. As we approach the closing date for the Weather Underground API on February 15, 2019, several of you have asked for updates. Let me thank you for being such a wonderful, patient group. You can check out our PWS contributor replacement API documentation here.įYI, I got this email today from Weather Underground. PWS lookup by geocode, zip code and location.

Current observations from the PWS network.Personal Weather Station (PWS) owners/contributors will continue to be eligible for a free replacement API service selected from our IBM/Weather Company standard offerings that contain: All credit card charges for existing Weather Underground API subscriptions will stop on December 26, 2018.All Weather Underground API keys will stop working on Februunless otherwise agreed upon with Weather Underground.Based on the response to the previous announcement as we neared year end, we have extended the retirement date to Februto allow you more transition time.We’d like to reiterate a few things and let you know of a few small timing changes as we move closer to the previously announced retirement of the Weather Underground API: Here’s the content of the last email I got. 08:03:14.088 - OPENWEATHERMAP: Forecast,Atmosphere,Clouds,Condition,Precipitation,Wind,Station,] 08:03:14.084 - OPENWEATHERMAP: Forecast,Atmosphere,Clouds,Condition,Precipitation,Wind,Station,] I’m using OpenWeatherMap and it is providing at least some forecast values: 08:03:14.080 - OPENWEATHERMAP: Weather,Atmosphere,Clouds,Condition,Precipitation,Wind,Station,]

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