# Weather APIs - what's the best one (2022)?

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**Created:** [21 October 2022 17:27 UTC](https://discourse.nodered.org/t/weather-apis-whats-the-best-one-2022/69392 "2022-10-21T17:27:58Z")\
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**Post date:** [25 October 2022 11:39 UTC](https://discourse.nodered.org/t/weather-apis-whats-the-best-one-2022/69392/3 "2022-10-25T11:39:38Z")

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Be good if someone updated my table:

> [@Sustainable Weather API](https://discourse.nodered.org/t/sustainable-weather-api/24095/42):
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> No, it is a pain. I got lucky by looking at the Stormglass API. smile I did some quick and dirty comparisons of the MetOffice, Norway MET and Climacall API data: UPDATED Added Climacell, Stormglass and OWM My Naming UK Met Office Norway MET Climacell - Nowcast Storm Glass Open Weather Map temperature screenTemperature air\_temperature temp airTemperature temp maxScreenAirTemp minScreenAirTemp dewpoint screenDewPointTemperature dew\_point\_temperature dewpoint dew\_point …

Of course, the "best" one is the one that gives you consistent results for wherever you want the forecast for. For areas like mine that are subject to very variable micro-conditions, that is challenging.

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