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QWeather API

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Overview

Location-based weather data

QWeather is a weather API. Requests are authenticated with an API key. It is served over HTTPS and allows browser requests (CORS).

At a glance

Authentication
API key
HTTPS
Yes
CORS
Yes
Category
Weather

Questions

Does the QWeather API need an API key?

Yes. The QWeather API uses API key authentication; the documentation explains how to get credentials.

Can I call the QWeather API from the browser?

Yes. The QWeather API sends CORS headers, so a web page can call it directly with fetch().

Does the QWeather API support HTTPS?

Yes, the QWeather API is served over HTTPS.

What are alternatives to the QWeather API?

Other Weather APIs include NOAA CO-OPS, NASA POWER, US Weather, AccuWeather, Aemet.

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