WeatherOnline offers custom-tailored data feeds supplying a wide range of weather content for any web portal/wap portal or any other application with weather data for any location worldwide.

WeatherOnline offers current weather data feeds as well as short and long-term forecasts.

Additionally queries into statistical/historical weather data for worldwide location are also available.

All data is delivered white-labelled in order to be inserted without any layout or design restrictions. By offering all technical standards like XML or CVS the possibilities for implementation are nearly endless.

Please see a XML data feed sample:

		
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<WEATHERONLINE>
    <fiveday lon="-73.9" lat="40.8">
      <day>
        <number>1</number>
        <date>2009-03-17</date>
        <amtextmodule_en>various clouds </amtextmodule_en>
        <pmtextmodule_en>mostly sunny </pmtextmodule_en>
        <eveningtextmodule_en>few clouds </eveningtextmodule_en>
        <Tmin>3</Tmin>
        <Tmax>11</Tmax>
        <UVIndex>5</UVIndex>
        <RainRisk>  5%</RainRisk>
        <Humidity>65</Humidity>
        <bftAM>2-3</bftAM>
        <amDirection>O</amDirection>
        <bftPM>2-3</bftPM>
        <pmDirection>O</pmDirection>
        <bftevening>2-3</bftevening>
        <eveningDirection>S</eveningDirection>
      </day>
      <day>
        <number>2</number>
        <date>2009-03-18</date>
        <amtextmodule_en>various clouds </amtextmodule_en>
        <pmtextmodule_en>various clouds </pmtextmodule_en>
        <eveningtextmodule_en>various clouds </eveningtextmodule_en>
        <Tmin>4</Tmin>
        <Tmax>15</Tmax>
        <UVIndex>5</UVIndex>
        <RainRisk>  5%</RainRisk>
        <Humidity>60</Humidity>
        <bftAM>2-3</bftAM>
        <amDirection>SW</amDirection>
        <bftPM>4</bftPM>
        <pmDirection>SW</pmDirection>
        <bftevening>3-4</bftevening>
        <eveningDirection>SW</eveningDirection>
      </day>
      <day>
        <number>3</number>
        <date>2009-03-19</date>
        <amtextmodule_en>overcast, rain</amtextmodule_en>
        <pmtextmodule_en>cloudy </pmtextmodule_en>
        <eveningtextmodule_en>various clouds </eveningtextmodule_en>
        <Tmin>8</Tmin>
        <Tmax>12</Tmax>
        <UVIndex>4</UVIndex>
        <RainRisk> 60%</RainRisk>
        <Humidity>65</Humidity>
        <bftAM>3</bftAM>
        <amDirection>NW</amDirection>
        <bftPM>3-4</bftPM>
        <pmDirection>NW</pmDirection>
        <bftevening>4</bftevening>
        <eveningDirection>NW</eveningDirection>
      </day>
      <day>
        <number>4</number>
        <date>2009-03-20</date>
        <amtextmodule_en>mostly sunny </amtextmodule_en>
        <pmtextmodule_en>mostly sunny </pmtextmodule_en>
        <eveningtextmodule_en>few clouds </eveningtextmodule_en>
        <Tmin>0</Tmin>
        <Tmax>7</Tmax>
        <UVIndex>5</UVIndex>
        <RainRisk>  5%</RainRisk>
        <Humidity>60</Humidity>
        <bftAM>4</bftAM>
        <amDirection>N</amDirection>
        <bftPM>3-4</bftPM>
        <pmDirection>N</pmDirection>
        <bftevening>3-4</bftevening>
        <eveningDirection>N</eveningDirection>
      </day>
      <day>
        <number>5</number>
        <date>2009-03-21</date>
        <amtextmodule_en>sunny </amtextmodule_en>
        <pmtextmodule_en>mostly sunny </pmtextmodule_en>
        <eveningtextmodule_en>few clouds </eveningtextmodule_en>
        <Tmin>0</Tmin>
        <Tmax>9</Tmax>
        <UVIndex>5</UVIndex>
        <RainRisk>  5%</RainRisk>
        <Humidity>40</Humidity>
        <bftAM>3</bftAM>
        <amDirection>N</amDirection>
        <bftPM>2-3</bftPM>
        <pmDirection>N</pmDirection>
        <bftevening>3</bftevening>
        <eveningDirection>S</eveningDirection>
      </day>
    </fiveday>

</WEATHERONLINE> 

For pricing and other inquiries contact us at: sales@weatheronline.co.uk

For all custom tailored weather feed inquiries please provide information on the requested forecast locations/countries, the forecast lengths, parameters (Forecast Parameter List)
and update frequency (inquiry form).