OpenWeatherMap

Fetches live conditions — temperature, humidity, wind speed, and weather code — for any city or coordinate pair right now.

Retrieves a 5-day, 3-hour-interval forecast covering temperature, precipitation probability, and wind for any location worldwide.

Returns an hour-by-hour forecast for up to 48 hours, with temperature, precipitation, and wind data at each interval.

Fetches current conditions for a precise latitude/longitude pair, useful when a city name is ambiguous or a specific field site must be targeted.

Retrieves current weather conditions for a named city, returning temperature, humidity, and conditions without requiring coordinates.

Returns current weather for a US zip code, letting the agent target hyper-local conditions for customer addresses or store locations without geocoding.

Returns the current Air Quality Index and pollutant concentrations (PM2.5, NO2, CO, O3) for any location.

Returns the current and forecasted UV index for a location, letting the agent surface sun-exposure risk for outdoor workers or events.

Fetches a tile URL for a weather layer — precipitation, temperature, wind, or cloud cover — to embed live visual maps in dashboards or reports.

Resolves a place name into latitude, longitude, and country — the first step before any coordinate-based weather lookup.

Converts a latitude/longitude pair into a human-readable city and country name, useful when the agent has GPS data but needs a display-friendly location label.

Returns a 16-day daily outlook with min/max temperatures, precipitation, and wind — ideal for long-horizon planning beyond the standard 5-day window.

Returns aggregated historical weather data for a location and date range, enabling the agent to benchmark current conditions against past norms.

Returns active National Weather Service or equivalent meteorological alerts for a location — tornado warnings, winter storm watches, flood advisories, and similar.

Returns road surface risk assessments — ice, flood, and fog risk — for a route or location, enabling the agent to flag hazardous driving conditions before dispatch.

Fires when a national meteorological authority issues a warning or watch for the monitored location — tornado, hurricane, ice storm, or flash flood.

Fires when the current temperature at a monitored location crosses a user-defined upper or lower threshold — e.g., above 35 °C or below -5 °C.

Fires once per day at a scheduled time with a summary of current conditions and the day's forecast for each monitored location.

Fires when the precipitation probability for the next 3–6 hours at a monitored location crosses a defined percentage, such as 70% or higher.

Fires when sustained wind speed or gusts at a monitored location exceed a user-set threshold — e.g., 50 km/h or higher.

Fires when the current or forecasted UV index at a monitored location reaches or exceeds a defined level, such as Very High (7+) or Extreme (11+).

Fires when the weather forecast for a monitored location changes significantly between polling intervals — e.g., a sunny forecast switches to a storm warning within 12 hours.

Fires when the Air Quality Index at a monitored location crosses a health-risk threshold — e.g., Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups (101+) or Very Unhealthy (201+).