What is the fatest way to get data? #850
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Note, the source of this minute data is in whole degree Celsius and does not use two minute averaging, so using it to predict a high temperature in Fahrenheit is not for the feint of heart! I am unsure where that website is sourcing the data, but it may be: https://synopticdata.com/ |
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There is information about observation availability on the Updates tab of the documentation website, https://www.weather.gov/documentation/services-web-api. Upstream Issues/Changes
I can also assure you that anyone with "minutely" weather data is pulling it from a model and not from actual observations, e.g., it is synthetic. It is the temperature the model "thinks" it should be for the point, not what it is. Actual observations from a nearby point probably happen once per hour. |
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I've been playing around with scraping the weather.gov website and using the API and I've noticed that even though the website is a little faster than the API, neither of them have the fastest data available. Looking at a website like: https://wethr.net/market/atlanta, it always has faster data published on a minutely basis. I was wondering how this is possible?
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