REVA University
Question
Asked 13 September 2018
Where can I get hourly historical temperature data in Europe?
Dear all,
I am just struggling to easily get hourly temperature data for some locations in Europe (e.g. Italy, Spain, Portugal etc.).
Please, could you indicate me some websites that are providing this kind of data?
Thank you so much for the support,
Best,
Giorgio
Most recent answer
To find historical temperature data, check out providers like Ambee. Their APIs are pretty solid and it provides historical weather data very accurately. If you are looking for an instant data generation website, try Gspatial.ai. They also provide data in bulk if you require it in large quantity. Ambee collects historical weather data using an advanced weather data collection system, and their methods are scientifically validated and robust. This is their website: https://www.getambee.com/. For Gspatial, check this one out https://www.gspatial.ai/
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Marche Polytechnic University
Thank you Mohamed!
Indeed, it seems to me a great source of information.
I am now submitted my request for getting data. Let's see how it goes
Marche Polytechnic University
Thank you Muhammad,
Yes indeed also rp5 is a great website. However for some stations historical data are starting e.g. from 2012. In some stations I would need data starting earlier in time.
Best,
Giorgio
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University of Tehran
Dear Giorgio;
You could try these links too:
and as a question, what is your idea about grid data? you could achieve theme more easily.
Best
Muhammadreza
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Marche Polytechnic University
Thank you MuhammadReza,
I am interested in the website that you provided https://weatherspark.com/#!graphs;a=USA/WA/Seattle;t=373127;mspp=584711;graphs=saf:1,smeisg:1,dewPoint:0,windIcons:0,siitg:0,subZero2:0,spaitg:0,temperature:1,tiles:0,pressure:0,precipitation:1,humidity:0,precipitationAmount:0,precipitationRate:0,sdpitg:0,windDirection:0,windSpeed:0,solarPosition:1,stidpg:0,clouds:1
But I do not know whether it is possible to downolad data from it.
I am interested on data resolution ranging from 12.5 X 12.5 Km to 25 X 25 Km.
Best,
Giorgio
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University of Tehran
Dear Giorgio;
It was my pleasure to help you. If you need any more help just send me a message.
Best
Muhammadreza
REVA University
To find historical temperature data, check out providers like Ambee. Their APIs are pretty solid and it provides historical weather data very accurately. If you are looking for an instant data generation website, try Gspatial.ai. They also provide data in bulk if you require it in large quantity. Ambee collects historical weather data using an advanced weather data collection system, and their methods are scientifically validated and robust. This is their website: https://www.getambee.com/. For Gspatial, check this one out https://www.gspatial.ai/
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