Weather API Tutorial in Python

Today we will learn how to use a weather API in Python, to get information about the current temperature, humidity and more.

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[jessicaprall]

Thank you, this is very helpful !
You can also get the data with personalized units, if you add something like "&units=metric" for celsius or "&units=imperial" for Fahrenheit.
Sorry, my english is not that good.
Greetings from Germany :)

[sandhyashankar]

how do I get this weather information for a date in the past or future for a specific city?

[alham__aa]

Thank you, very much!
This is a awesome tutorial and content is very easy to understand😍

[danielbali-jencik]

am i the only one that isnt really getting what he is writing just copying, i mean its cool that you know what a response is but i came here to learn and you just show us how to do it

[arghyl]

Great video! thank you for going over every data point. In specific how the code works as you were writing it.

[jburns]

Great video, really like your presentation

[santiagobardelli]

Thank you, unefortunatly I couldnt make this API work, I receive 401 error all the time... for the last 4 hours... this things are very usefull when it works...

[afraazahmedusmani]

like is the api key a string or int wht should i format it as

[saggy-mt]

How can I get rain info? Like what time is it going to rain next?

[philwebb]

For US cities, the source temperature data is in Fahrenheit. Openweather uses 273, not 273.15, in the conversion to Kelvin.

[flosrv]

Doesnt work. constantly getting 401 error even if i get the pay as you go subscription. no way to make anything work no matter how much youtube tuto im watching.

[nicktang]

i hop i can learn more from your video

[sillymonke]

I'm getting an error. I've installed the requests library, but I am still getting this error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\NAME\PycharmProjects\WeatherScript\venv\Weather.py", line 1, in <module>
import requests
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'requests'

[Wave-pxme]

i keep on getting method object is not subscriptable temp_kelvin = response['main']['temp']

[bunnyvlogs]

Sir kindly let us know where is this code located.. not able to see this in your github account...seems like u mixed this with django project

[ConorJTobin]

I really enjoyed this video, but at the risk of asking a stupid question, I noted you went to great lengths to hide your API key. What are the security implications for this key, which is specific to you, getting out, and why is it that each individual is assigned a personal key? Further, what is considered best-practice for obscuring such keys in public repositories? If I wanted to host a similar project on GitHub, for example, how would I go about it?

[xSigma]

Very educational! Is there a way to automatically detect the city? Through ip or location instead of hard coding “London” for instance. Thanks in advance

[friday]

wondering why VSC gave me an error when importing the requestis library, the code stated "No module name 'requests' ". Any thoughts would be appreciated.

[fiokfilmes]

What if my Api key is not workink? I got he error 401

[digitalnomad]

can you get forecasted data from the API ?