I was trying developing a program for predictive solar for use with energy monitoring programs so one can adjust charging rate to electric vehicles or other uses depending on the future solar production in a smart house development ( I will probably adapt that towards wind as well later on). BUT random location generation makes trial development kind of pointless . as to test the accuracy of your forecast to actual solar production.. I got it working with other weather api and they work fine . depending on the accuracy of their forecasts I am just trying to find the most accurate weather api for use

also you might want to rethink your pricing scheme a $1000 a year for end user to pull in couple lines of forecast data a few times a day is pretty steep.. you really should have a more functional "Free"or "low usage" usage key

I was trying developing a program for predictive solar for use with energy monitoring programs so one can adjust charging rate to electric vehicles or other uses depending on the future solar production in a smart house development ( I will probably adapt that towards wind as well later on). BUT random location generation makes trial development kind of pointless . as to test the accuracy of your forecast to actual solar production.. I got it working with other weather api and they work fine . depending on the accuracy of their forecasts I am just trying to find the most accurate weather api for use

also you might want to rethink your pricing scheme a $1000 a year for end user to pull in couple lines of forecast data a few times a day is pretty steep.. you really should have a more functional "Free"or "low usage" usage key

hi there couple questions --I am considering building a couple programs - a skill for mycroftAI for weather data . plus for a solar project that will automatically adjust charge rate for electric vehicles based of predictive cloud cover. whether to use electrical tarrif at night for charging or allow it to charge during the day if the conditions are suitable.. do you have a method that would allow me to grab specific weather related data ie such as hourly cloud cover over a +48hr period -- it an opensource venture