Weather.Conditions.Current

Current conditions, anywhere. One call.

Ask for a place. Get back the temperature, what it feels like, and what the sky is doing. That's the whole product.

Three ways to ask, and all of them work:

• Specific
  • Chicago, Illinois
  • 41.8781|-87.6298
• Vague
  • the second largest city in Alaska
• With Context
  • Portland|talking about hiking in Maine at the time

That last one isn't a gimmick. The DataGrab reads the text, works out what you meant, resolves it to coordinates, and pulls conditions for that spot. You don't have to clean up the input before you send it.

Here's what comes back:

{
  "city": "Bangor",
  "adminRegion": "Maine",
  "stateCode": "ME",
  "country": "United States",
  "tempF": 62.8,
  "tempC": 17.1,
  "feelsLikeF": 62.2,
  "feelsLikeC": 16.8,
  "pressureMb": 1017,
  "pressureInHg": 30.03,
  "conditionType": 5,
  "condition": "overcast clouds",
  "dataProvidedBy": "OpenWeather",
  "termsOfServiceUrl": "https://openweathermap.org/full-price#licenses",
  "dataPullDateTime": "2026-09-27T21:14:24.2055245Z",
  "gimmeeVersion": "v1.0.1"
}

Temperature and feels-like, in both units. Pressure in millibars and inches of mercury, so you don't have to convert either way. A plain-English condition you can print, and a conditionType code you can switch on for icons. Every response carries where the data came from, the terms it came under, and the exact moment it was pulled.

What you get:

• Free — $0.00
• 1,000 DataGrab calls a month
• Your API key, emailed the moment you check out
• Setup instructions in that same email
• Full docs - read them here - so your agent or your IDE can wire it up without you.

Full integration guide: api.gimmee.io/docs/weather-conditions-current.html

Check out. Open the email. Paste the key. Off you go.