News Headlines. Looking for Snow or Rain Reports? Customize Your Weather. Privacy Policy. Text Data Weather. Current Hazards. Local Regional National More Radar. Rivers and Lakes. Climate and Past Weather. Step 1. Optionally, we can also give the location a friendly name for our own reference in the output data.
This feature can be useful when you are comparing multiple locations in the same dataset. Next, we need to choose the query type. Since the default Forecast option provides a day daily weather forecast, we can just accept the default for the purpose of this tutorial. However, in this panel there are other options as well including weather history queries, historical data summary reports, and hourly data. These are among the many options covered by our other tutorials and videos.
Please take a look at those or reach out to us if you need more information on these options. When we run the query the default view is the weather calendar. This view provides a simple overview of the result data. You will notice that if we entered a friendly name for the location, it will be shown here. Weather Data. Other Sources of Solar Resource Data If you know of other data sources to add to this list, please contact us. OneBuilding Global Typical-year hourly data from various sources.
EnergyPlus Global Typical-year hourly data from various sources. Meteonorm Global Single-year and typical-year data. Model-generated data from various sources. Various formats. Since CSV is a very standard data file format you will be able to easily load this same file into nearly any data analysis tool. If you would like to learn more about using Visual Crossing Weather options such as history data, multiple location import, and use within other analysis tools please see our other tutorials.
If you have a question or need help, please post on our actively monitored forum for the fastest replies. You can also contact us via our support site or drop us an email at support visualcrossing. Do you how we can get wind direction? Thank you for your question. Step 2 — create a free weather data account and sign in Once on the log-in page, you will need to sign into your Visual Crossing Weather account. Step 4 — choose the weather data query type Next, we need to choose the query type.
Step 5 — request the weather forecast data When we run the query the default view is the weather calendar. Step 7 — add a second location optional To add a second location, we need to click on the Locations button at the top of the window and then follow the steps that we used earlier to add an additional location manually. Step 8 — Download the weather data CSV file Then, when we rerun the weather query, we can see that the calendar view shows the two locations together for comparison.
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