Using Past data

• “Has it snowed within the past 2 days in London?”
• “Has it rained heavily in the past 3 hours in Paris?”
• “Has the temperature got above 17ᵒc in Copenhagen in the past 5 days?”

Using Current data

• “Is it currently over 90 degrees Fahrenheit in Manhattan?”
• “Is it currently sunny in Tokyo?”
• “Is the wind speed currently over 20mph in Sydney?”

Using Forecast data

• “Is it going to be over 22 degrees Celsius this coming weekend in Madrid?”
• “Is it going to snow tomorrow in Vienna?”
• “Is the average daytime relative humidity going to be over 80% in Rome over the coming week?”

Multiple Questions

You can also send up to 3 queries in a single http request. The queries are separated using the Boolean functions ‘and’, ‘or’. Here are some examples of multiple question requests;

Using Past data

• “In the past 2 days in London has it snowed and has the temperature gone below -4 degrees Celsius?”
• “Has it rained in the past 3 hours or has it snowed in the past 3 hours in Paris?”
• “For the past 24 hours in Chicago has the temperature been above 80 degrees Fahrenheit or below 50 degrees Fahrenheit and has it rained?”

Using Current data

• “Is it currently over 90 degrees Fahrenheit in Los Angeles and sunny?”
• “Is it currently cloudy or raining in Bangkok?”
• “In Beijing is the wind speed currently over 15mph and coming from the North?”

Using Forecast data

• “In Buenos Aires over the coming weekend is it going to be over 22 degrees Celsius and sunny?”
• “Is it going to rain or snow tomorrow in Vienna?”
• “In Rome over the coming week is the average daytime relative humidity going to be under 80% and will it be dry?”

For more detailed information on all the great functionality the WeatherTrigger API Service offers, please go to the Documentation.