Useful links
Tiled weather maps
Available parameters
humidityprecpressureMmsnowDepthsoilMoisturesoilTemperaturesurfaceTemperaturetemperaturewaterTemperaturewindSpeed
Timeline
The first step is to get information about the available time points for which you can get tiles.
The list of such steps is called a "Timeline".
Request example:
{
tiles(request: { lat: 52.37175, lon: 4.89358 }) {
temperature {
steps {
genTime
time
timestamp
bounds {
lat { min max }
lon { min max }
}
resolution { x y }
value
}
}
}
}
Response:
{
"data": {
"tiles": {
"temperature": {
"steps": [
{
// Time of map generation (gen_time).
// This value is needed to synchronize map tiles.
// Is a required parameter in tile requests.
"genTime": "1673948778",
// Step time in ISO format.
"time": "2023-01-15T10:00:00+01:00",
// Step time (for_date).
// Is a required parameter in tile requests.
"timestamp": "1673773200",
// Bounds for which tiles are available.
"bounds": {
"lat": {
"min": -90,
"max": 90
},
"lon": {
"min": -180,
"max": 180
}
},
// Resolution of pixel in degrees.
"resolution": {
"x": 0.02,
"y": 0.02
},
// Step value of the parameter at this point.
"value": 5
}
]
}
}
}
}
Tiles
After the timeline is requested, you can get the tiles:
https://api.meteum.ai/raster-maps/temperature/tile?x=%x&y=%y&z=%z&for_date=1673773200&gen_time=1673948778
You need to work with such endpoint in the same way as tile maps, except required parameters needs to be passed:
for_date– step timestamp.gen_time– generation timestamp.