Thanks for the explanation. Running the project through a local server and checking browser console errors helped me when testing APIs locally. The note about leaving the domain field empty for localhost is especially useful. Appreciate the guidance.
Casey Hunt
@Casey Hunt
Beaverton Junk Removal provides professional junk removal, furniture removal, appliance disposal, garage cleanouts, yard waste cleanup, and property cleanout services in Beaverton, Oregon. We help homeowners and businesses remove unwanted items quickly
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RE: how to use the windy API for localhost
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RE: How to activate your Live Storm and Heavy Rain Alerts
These alerts can be very useful for outdoor service businesses as well. We often need to monitor approaching storms and heavy rain before scheduling cleanup, hauling, or other outdoor work. Getting an early warning helps with planning and safety. Thanks to the Windy team for continuing to improve these features.