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When pulling via the REST API DayWeatherConditions objects from the forecastDaily data set, I'm noticing that for today's DayWeatherConditions no daytimeForecast nor overnightForecast is available at 8 AM each day in my location, but will be available a few minutes later (say 8:05 AM). What explains this inconsistency?
In other words each day day at 8 AM I pull and the returned dictionary is missing the optional key/value pairs for daytimeForecast and overnightForecast, but a few minutes later after performing the same exact request, they are available.
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Hi All,
I started a simple wrapper for WeatherKit's REST API in Python. You can find it here:
https://github.com/davecom/PyWeatherKit
Right now it's extremely rudimentary. It can just produce a correct authentication token and retrieve a dictionary of weather data for some latitude/longitude. That's really all I need. But I thought I would put it out there incase others are interested and we can then maybe make the results more Pythonic.
Cheers.
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