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weather
  • NASA POWER

    NASA POWER daily weather & solar/wind energy — 54 world cities

    Daily solar and meteorological parameters for 54 world cities from NASA's POWER API (sources: SYN1deg, MERRA-2), 2020-01-01 to yesterday: air temperature (mean/max/min), precipitation, relative humidity, wind speed (10 m and 50 m) and direction, surface pressure, and all-sky / clear-sky surface solar irradiance plus total photosynthetically active radiation.

    • nasa
    • weather
    • climate
    • solar-energy
    rows
    130,274
    Quality
    100
    Updated
    Sep 24, 2026
    Aging
    License
    Commercial use OK
  • NASA POWER

    NASA POWER monthly climate — 54 world cities (1981–present)

    Monthly mean solar and meteorological parameters for 54 world cities from NASA's POWER API (sources: SYN1deg, MERRA-2), January 1981 to the current month: air temperature, precipitation, relative humidity, wind, surface pressure, and surface solar irradiance / PAR. Long-run climate-trend companion to the daily dataset.

    • nasa
    • climate
    • weather
    • solar-energy
    rows
    29,646
    Quality
    100
    Updated
    Sep 21, 2026
    Fresh
    License
    Commercial use OK
  • NWS Severe Weather Alert Intelligence

    NWS severe weather alerts: weekly intelligence digest

    Every National Weather Service alert/update sent in the trailing 7 complete UTC days (~5,000-7,000/week), transformed into a ranked intelligence digest. Each row is one alert (latest revision per URN id): verbatim event mapped to a 16-class taxonomy, severity/certainty/urgency, a documented 0-100 alert score (severity_weight x certainty_weight) ranked as alert_rank, issuing NWS office, affected states parsed from UGC geocodes (marine/offshore zones bucketed; empty when unverifiable), onset/expiry/sent timestamps, headline, canonical source URL, and weather-episode membership (same office + event + onset day) with per-episode rollups. Primary key: alert_id (the NWS URN). Cadence: weekly; as_of is the window end, so identical input produces an identical content hash. Caveats: alerts appear in the week issued (not every active week); NWS revisions after ingestion are not backfilled; taxonomy misses surface as 'unclassified'. NWS data is U.S. public domain — commercial_use = yes. Sample use: order by alert_rank for the week's most dangerous weather, or group by episode_id for one row per weather episode.

    • weather
    • natural-hazards
    • signals
    • weekly
    rows
    10,769
    Quality
    100
    Updated
    Sep 25, 2026
    Fresh
    License
    Commercial use OK

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