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Station data for temperature markets

The station record for the whole earth, with its clock.

Observations, running extremes, settlements and forecast members for the stations that settle temperature markets, and for any station the public sources publish, from Miami to Singapore. Each record carries its source and its measured delay. Built by traders who use it.

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8,908
stations the public sources publish
238
countries and territories
69
stations at one-minute cadence
654
stations in the record today
KAFW, one-minute readingsKAPC, one-minute readingsKARR, one-minute readingsKBED, one-minute readingsKBFI, one-minute readingsKBOS, one-minute readingsKCCR, one-minute readingsKCDW, one-minute readingsKCXO, one-minute readingsKDAL, one-minute readingsKDET, one-minute readingsKDFW, one-minute readingsKDPA, one-minute readingsKDTO, one-minute readingsKDTW, one-minute readingsKDWH, one-minute readingsKEWR, one-minute readingsKFCM, one-minute readingsKFLL, one-minute readingsKFNT, one-minute readingsKFRG, one-minute readingsKFXE, one-minute readingsKHHR, one-minute readingsKHOU, one-minute readingsKHPN, one-minute readingsKHWD, one-minute readingsKIAH, one-minute readingsKILG, one-minute readingsKISP, one-minute readingsKIXD, one-minute readingsKLAX, one-minute readingsKLGA, one-minute readingsKLGB, one-minute readingsKLVK, one-minute readingsKLXT, one-minute readingsKMCI, one-minute readingsKMDW, one-minute readingsKMIA, one-minute readingsKMIC, one-minute readingsKMIV, one-minute readingsKMKC, one-minute readingsKMSP, one-minute readingsKOAK, one-minute readingsKOJC, one-minute readingsKOLM, one-minute readingsKOPF, one-minute readingsKORD, one-minute readingsKORH, one-minute readingsKOWD, one-minute readingsKPAE, one-minute readingsKPHL, one-minute readingsKPMP, one-minute readingsKPNE, one-minute readingsKPTK, one-minute readingsKPWK, one-minute readingsKRBD, one-minute readingsKSEA, one-minute readingsKSFO, one-minute readingsKSGR, one-minute readingsKSJC, one-minute readingsKSMO, one-minute readingsKSMQ, one-minute readingsKSNA, one-minute readingsKSTP, one-minute readingsKTAN, one-minute readingsKTEB, one-minute readingsKTIW, one-minute readingsKTTN, one-minute readingsKYIP, one-minute readingsKATL, settles a daily marketKAUS, settles a daily marketKBOS, settles a daily marketKMDW, settles a daily marketKDFW, settles a daily marketKDEN, settles a daily marketKHOU, settles a daily marketKLAS, settles a daily marketKLAX, settles a daily marketKMIA, settles a daily marketKMSP, settles a daily marketKMSY, settles a daily marketKNYC, settles a daily marketKOKC, settles a daily marketKPHL, settles a daily marketKPHX, settles a daily marketKSAT, settles a daily marketKSFO, settles a daily marketKSEA, settles a daily marketKDCA, settles a daily market
published by the public sources in the record today one-minute cadence settles a daily market

Sources

Every source, with its clock.

A reading is only as good as the time it arrives. Each record carries its source and its receipt time, and the delays below are measured on our own collectors, not quoted from a brochure.

SourceWhat it carriesCadenceMeasured delay
ASOS five-minute observationsTemperature, dew point, wind, pressure for the twenty settlement stations and their neighbours5 min11.8 min median
One-minute readings, exchange index stationsMinute temperatures for 67 airport stations in 13 metros, with the index the hourly markets settle on1 min2.5 min median
METAR and SPECIThe hourly report and its specials, with the covariates: cloud, visibility, precipitation60 minminutes
NWS daily climate reportThe settlement value for each station day, as issued and as correcteddailyas issued
Forecast membersHRRR, NBM, GFS, ECMWF and the others, each run stamped with when it actually arrivedper runmeasured per run

The record

What you get.

One API over the whole record, with the conventions a settlement actually follows. The daily climate report is built from five-minute means, so the running extreme is the rounded five-minute mean, never a single minute.

70-71 72-73 74-75 76-77 78-79 80-81 82-83 84-85 high 84.0 at 13:55low 71.0 at 04:20 00:0006:0012:0018:0024:00
KMIA, 2026-10-24, local standard time. The one-minute record as 288 five-minute means (red), the running high (dashed), and the two-degree bands the market trades. Low 71 at 04:20, high 84 at 13:55. Source: NWS ASOS via the public archive.

Observations by source

Every reading kept under its own source and station, never merged, so you can see the same minute from two instruments and their disagreement.

Running extremes

The day's high and low as the market will read them, updated as readings land, with the time each extreme was set.

Settlements

The climate report value per station day, the time it was issued, and any correction after it.

Forecast members

Each model run as recorded, with its arrival time, so a forecast is never quoted as if it had existed before it did.

Any station the sources carry

The twenty settlement stations at launch. Configure any ASOS or METAR station the public sources publish.

Your own copy

Coming: a small service for Windows, Linux and macOS that writes the same record into your Postgres, SQLite, InfluxDB or Prometheus and serves the identical API on your machine.

Pricing

Plain tiers, nothing hidden.

Free
$0
  • The settlement stations, today's running extremes
  • Readings delayed ten minutes
  • One day of history
  • No card
Dashboard
$14.99 / month
  • Every station live, as readings land
  • Settlements, extremes and forecast members side by side
  • Seven days of history
  • Email support
Developer
$29.99 / month
  • REST API, 600 requests a minute
  • WebSocket push, minute readings for the index stations
  • Any station the sources carry, full history, bulk export
  • Forecast members with arrival times

Billing opens with the first access cohort; until then access is granted by hand, free, in exchange for your feedback. Write to hello@weather-data.net.

API

One API over the whole record.

REST with an API key, JSON throughout, every timestamp in UTC and every station day on the station's own standard-time calendar. The reference describes the contract the service is built against; SDKs are generated from it.

Read the API reference