@jm-grefaldo @serbekh Hello, detailed forecast as shown above is not possible to display via API.

Hi @khanhandroidvn, your issue is being solved via email.

@Silvihela Hello, it is not possible to download any animation, however you can create animated gif - https://www.windy.com/animate

@fadilah Hello, Windy API can be purchased at https://api4.windy.com/.

@fadilah Hello, Windy API can be now purchased on https://api4.windy.com/, it is fully automatic process.

If you use an href rather than router link it will force the page to reload. I'm working on a better solution but so far this is the simplest solution I have come up with.

Hello @ninadmanjrekar, do you have our API or using WebView?

@laleman said in Point Forecast API: explanation:

Dear support,

I need clarification about Point Forecast API.

Parameters are returned with what format? We need numerical format, 1 h timestep, 5 day forecasts.

Does service exist?

Alternately, can we extrapolate numerical info from the map?

Thanks

Dear Korina,
I had already looked at section https://api.windy.com/point-forecast/docs.
If I understand correctly it allows to download numerical data, not graphic widget. Is that right?
We would also like to interface forecast maps (but in this case the documentation is clear)

@Korina hi . yes i am aware it is restricted. i am only sharing my experience when i tried to test it in a webview.

@Korina i see. ok let me get back once i can decide what my needs are. i am testing it for now to see how well it runs inside a mobile app.

@droidgox
See @ivo reply
https://community.windy.com/topic/13957/windy-no-animation-on-load

It is Unix Timestamp, provided with 4 extra digits after the second unit digit (i.e. values are in hundreds of microseconds, instead seconds as expected).
Try 1601629220 instead 16016292200000 in any timestamp to date converter (e.g. here): you should get "Friday 2 October 2020 09:00:20"