Thanks for the fast response!
To provide a little more context, my primary use-case (~3.8M requests/month) relies on location-specific forecasts at a point in time. A precipitationChance
at the daily or hourly level is not useful for my customers who range from professional cyclists in the Tour de France to casual riders preparing for a weekend ride. Knowing when it will likely rain is important information that they use to plan race tactics or decide what to wear.
Currently with DarkSky I am using requests that look like this:
https://api.darksky.net/forecast/${API_TOKEN}/${lat},${long},${unixTime}?exclude=minutely,hourly,flags&units=ca
I'm able to achieve the same result with the currentWeather
dataset using currentAsOf
to specify the time. This works beautifully, the only thing that's missing is precipitationChance
.
DarkSky supports setting the time arbitrarily in the future or past. WeatherKit currently supports currentAsOf
for forecasts several days in the future and past. For my app to remain viable, I need this to continue working as it currently does. I'd also really appreciate the addition of precipitationChance
.