Hi Augustinus,

sorry for the trouble, now we have checked the problem again, and we could sove the issue.

Background: It seems like the Windy API doesn't handle data uploads together with station attributes (like location, name, etc.) for 400+ stations, as we got "We are sorry, but something broke." response from the Windy server. From now we upload the data in batches with 100-100 stations' data only in one single API call and now more or less it seems to be working.

Best Regards, Holfuy Team

@animus
May be you could find the information you need here:
https://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/products/gfs/
There is this website which gives the GFS grid near a location, but it is just a visual information:
https://spotwx.com/
(Just click on the map)

@Dirt-Gambit Unfortunately, this is not offered in our documentation and we don't support this. However, you can fully adjust the API on your own and someone can help you here from Community.

@laleman I wonder if you ever managed to solve this? I'm hoping to use only the forecast element too without the map.

Feel free to email me at seb.taylor.5555@gmail.com

Thanks in advance!

@AdamMil said in getting a grid or set of results:

It seems like the API only returns information about a single point, but I would like information about multiple points - say 100 points - or even a grid. It seems overly expensive to make 100 API calls. Can you guys add the ability to get multiple results in a single API call?
For example, an array:
[ {"lat":... "lon": ...}, {"lat":... "lon": ...}, ... ]
or a grid:
"region": { "minLat": 41, "maxLat": 42, "minLon": 120, "maxLon": 122, "interval": 0.1 }

If the API does not support batch requests, you can retrieve data for each point individually and process the responses on your end. This way, you can make multiple API calls asynchronously or in parallel to improve efficiency.
Consider implementing a caching mechanism to store the responses from previous API calls. If you frequently request data for the same points or areas, you can cache the results and retrieve them from your cache instead of making additional API calls, thus reducing costs and improving response times.

What are the units usedfor wind speed?

@lzh5512 Please check this article which should inform you about model updates.

@Kamran-Majeed This article about API parameters should answer these.

@Pablo-Borda Unfortunately, we support zoom level 11 via our API, which is the same maximal zoom level as it is in our app.

@shubham-srineth Unfortunately, I don't have any advice in this for you. We take data from their owners usually.

@Ondřej-Šutera said in Change weather model in Windy Map Forecast API:

@quan-bravo there is a parameter called product, which changes the model.
We did it, Thanks

@Enrique-Gallar Hi there, unfortunately, there are no specific plans to update the API now. So it is offered as it is decribed here.

@CaoThu-ChemGio If you want to use our Map in your app, it has to be our Map API.

@안효진-2 Did you get any error message? If you do, can you share the screenshot with us?

@Ondřej-Šutera Thank you for your response

@Garik-_Grigoryan This is not possible to change the logo in our API service.