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openapi: 3.2.0
info:
  title: Documentation for your Premium plan Weather API
  description: 'This interactive documentation lets you try real API requests. Select an endpoint on the left and read its description for details about the available parameters. Click `Test Request` to open the interactive API client, fill in the parameters, and press `Send` to view a full API response. You can then inspect the JSON response, copy the `curl` command to run it on your machine, or obtain a URL of the request.


    The Meteosource API is a RESTful API. Requests are made with `GET` and query parameters; responses are JSON-encoded, except where noted (e.g. the weather map endpoints return `image/png`).


    ### Base URL

    The base URL for this documentation is `https://www.meteosource.com/api/v1/premium`.


    ### Authentication

    Requests are authenticated with your unique API key, supplied in one of these ways:

    * the `key` query parameter

    * the `X-API-Key` header

    * the `Authorization: Bearer ` header


    Specifying the `key` query parameter together with either header is rejected with a `403` error, as is specifying none of them. If both headers are present, `X-API-Key` takes precedence and `Authorization` is ignored. You can find and manage your API key in your dashboard.


    ### Errors

    The API returns standard HTTP status codes. Error responses include a JSON body with a `detail` field describing the problem:

    ```json

    { "detail": "explanation of what went wrong" }

    ```

    Common error codes: `400` (invalid parameter), `402` (daily request limit exceeded), `403` (API key missing, invalid, or specified twice), `429` (per-minute rate limit exceeded).


    ### Pagination

    The Meteosource API does not use pagination - all results for a request are returned at once.


    ### Important notes


    * For a detailed description of the response variables, consult the response `Schema`

    * Don''t assume a fixed set or order of variables and sections - new ones may be added over time. Always check a field is present before using it.

    * The response includes an `Expires` header marking when the data will next change. Use it to avoid unnecessary requests and improve your app''s performance.

    * HTTP compression is supported - add an `Accept-Encoding: gzip` header to enable it.'
  version: v1
servers:
- url: https://www.meteosource.com/api/v1/premium
tags:


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