How can I load weather forecast data into Google Sheets?
In this article, I’m going to show you how to easily load weather forecast data into Google sheets. We’ll walk through the process step-by-step showing you how to construct the query in Visual Crossing Weather and then use the query URL to import the weather results into Google Sheets. Also see our companion article that …
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How to build a great Weather Dashboard
Dashboards are one of the most effective ways to communicate data to users. Originating, from the dashboard in cars and vehicles, data dashboards typically combine multiple data visualization elements such as charts, maps, grids and KPIs to provide users with a fast, concise, and clear way to interpret a set of data. For businesses, organizations …
Degree Day Weather API
Degree days are a standardized method to calculate the total heat or warmth a location has experienced. They are used in agriculture and gardening to estimate the growth stages of plants and phenology. Degree days can be also be used in building construction and maintenance as a way to estimate the heating and cooling needs …
Using Weather Data in your Open Source Project
Open Source software has become a critical component of our daily lives. From robust operating systems and servers, such as the software stack serving your this article, to client applications such as browsers and helpful desktop widgets, nearly everyone benefits from Open Source software daily. With Visual Crossing Weather, we are proud to give back …
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How to load weather data into a Juypter Notebook
In this article we describe how to create a new Jupyter notebook that retrieves weather data from the Visual Crossing Weather API. We will use Python for our development language but you can choose any language that Jupyter supports including C++ and R. We will be using JupyterLab to create the notebook. JupyterLab is a …
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How to load weather data in MATLAB
The MATLAB language built into the MATLAB numeric computing environment is a powerful tool that powers all type of data science and numerical analysis across many different fields. So, it is natural that MATLAB developers would want to load weather data for use in their calculations. Luckily, MATLAB has built-in functions make it extremely easy …
How to find weather data using NLP (Natural Language Processing)
Natural Language Processing (NLP) is an artificial intelligence process used to by computer systems to find the meaning of text content. This allows the human users to ask questions using sentences written in a natural way using normal sentences. Successful NLP systems will allow users to ask questions in different ways and still be able …
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How to load weather data in Swift
Swift is the key development language on Apple platforms replacing the older Objective-C as the goto language for Apple’s desktop and mobile platforms. Given its importance especially on mobile platforms, it is natural that Swift developers would want to load weather data into their applications. Luckily, frameworks available in Swift’s make it easy to compose …
How to load weather data in C#
As C# is a key language used to build powerful applications both inside the .NET Framework and beyond, it is natural that C# developers would want to load weather data into their applications. Luckily, C#’s built-in functions make it easy to compose and execute web queries and also easy parse the JSON results into objects …
How to load weather data in Ruby
As Ruby is a key language used to build web applications and an important language for data analysis, it is natural that Ruby developers would want to load weather data into their applications. Luckily, Ruby’s built-in functions make it easy to compose and execute web queries and also easy parse the JSON results into objects …