WeatherFields

represents the unit of measure

represents temperature in defined unit of measure

represents an apparent temperature. It represents what the air temperature “feels like” on exposed human skin due to the combined effect of the wind chill or heat index.

The minimum forecasted temperature in the defined unit of measure.

The maximum forecasted temperature in the defined unit of measure.

represents hourly average cloud cover expressed as a percentage.

represents the temperature to which air must be cooled at constant pressure to reach saturation.

represents the relative humidity of the air, which is defined as the ratio of the amount of water vapor in the air to the amount of vapor required to bring the air to saturation at a constant temperature. Relative humidity is always expressed as a percentage.

represents rolling hour liquid precip amount. The amounts presented are a rolling time through the request time (now). Units - Expressed in inches per hour when systemOfMeasurement=WeatherSystemOfMeasurement.Imperial, and in millimeters per hour when systemOfMeasurement=WeatherSystemOfMeasurement.Metric.

represents hourly maximum probability of precipitation expressed as a percentage.

The short text describing the expected precipitation type, for example, "rain", "snow"

The rolling hourly rate of snowfall. Expressed in centimeters per hour when systemOfMeasurement is WeatherSystemOfMeasurement.Metric, or in inches per hour when systemOfMeasurement is WeatherSystemOfMeasurement.Imperial.

represents sea level pressure in millibars. In other words, the average barometric pressure at sea level. Range - Millibars precise to 1/10th mb

represents surface level pressure in millibars. In other words, the average barometric pressure at surface level. Range - Millibars precise to 1/10th mb

represents the horizontal visibility at the observation point. Expressed in kilometers for metric system and in miles for imperial system. Visibilities can be reported as fractional values particularly when visibility is less than 2 miles. You can also find visibility values that equal zero. This occurrence is not wrong. Dense fog and heavy snows can produce values near zero. Fog, smoke, heavy rain and other weather phenomena can reduce visibility to near zero miles or kilometers.

units: expressed in miles per hour when systemOfMeasurement=WeatherSystemOfMeasurement.Imperial expressed in kilometers per hour when systemOfMeasurement=WeatherSystemOfMeasurement.Metric.

represents information about sudden and temporary variations of the average Wind Speed. Units: expressed in miles per hour when systemOfMeasurement=WeatherSystemOfMeasurement.Imperial expressed in kilometers per hour when systemOfMeasurement=WeatherSystemOfMeasurement.Metric.

represents the magnetic wind direction from which the wind blows expressed in degrees. The magnetic direction varies from 0 to 359 degrees, where 0° indicates the North, 90° the East, 180° the South, 270° the West, and so forth.

represents a text description (up to 32 characters) of observed weather conditions in English.

Represents weather icon codes that provide a simple summary of the weather, suitable for use in UI components.

indicates whether it is daytime or nighttime based on the Local Apparent Time of the geometry.