Meteoblue

Overview

Meteoblue is a free public API in the Weather category. Global weather data with 100+ weather variables, 14 days ahead and 4 days of history data.

Weather APIs are a staple of free developer tooling — they power dashboards, travel planners, home-automation triggers, and IoT projects.

You can use this API in prototypes, side projects, and production applications — just keep the provider’s usage policy in mind.

Authentication

Meteoblue uses API key authentication. You will need to obtain a key before making requests:

1. Open the official documentation at the link below.
2. Look for the sign-up / API-key section and create an account.
3. Copy your key and send it with every request (the docs show the exact header or query parameter to use).

Keep the key server-side and never commit it to public repositories.

HTTPS & CORS

• HTTPS: supported — traffic to Meteoblue is encrypted, so it is safe to use from production apps.
• CORS: unknown — if you plan to call Meteoblue from the browser, verify CORS support in the official docs or with a quick test request.

Getting Started

1. Read the official documentation: https://content.meteoblue.com/en/business-solutions/weather-apis
2. Obtain an API key (see Authentication above).
3. Make a test request with curl or your favourite HTTP client, sending the key as documented.

Rate Limits & Notes

• Rate limits, quotas, and free-tier terms are defined by the provider — always check the official documentation for Meteoblue before scaling up.
• The upstream listing is community-maintained; fields like auth, HTTPS and CORS reflect the state at listing time and may change.

FAQ

Where do I get an API key for Meteoblue?

API keys are issued by the provider. Head to the official documentation (https://content.meteoblue.com/en/business-solutions/weather-apis) and follow the sign-up / key section.