Ok, now tell us what location you want to get the weather for.
You can use one of three formats to indicate the location:

#### City and State
`minneapolis,mn`

or

#### Postal or Zip Code
`55344`

or

#### Latitude and Longitude
`44.73191,-93.21772`.

Let us know what your timezone is, and we'll use your local time to know when to send you data.

Examples

* If your location is in Minnesota, you would choose "US/Central".
* For New York you would choose "US/Eastern".

#### Don't know your timezone? ####
Check out the [TimeZone Map](https://www.timeanddate.com/time/map/) and use the "Search City" feature to find out!

#### What if my timezone isn't listed?"####

If your timezone isn't listed, you can scroll to the bottom of the list and select "Use a Custom Value (Advanced)". Here you can enter the timezone offset for your location (remember to adjust for Daylight Savings Time if necessary).

Hint: It should be between -12 and 14.

Examples

* If your location is in Berlin, Germany, you would choose "Use a Custom Value (Advanced)" and enter 2.
* If your location is in Mexico City, Mexico, you would choose "Use a Custom Value (Advanced)" and enter -5.

Tell us how often you would like to get updates.

Reminder: Each time we get data from the Aeris API it will count towards your daily limit. Hourly updates can add up fast!

To use a custom value for the update interval, use any 24 hour value. For example, if you want to get observations at 9AM every morning, enter 9. If you would like to get observations at 2PM, enter 14. For 8PM, enter 20, and so on.

Ok, now tell us what location you want to get the weather for.

You can use one of three formats to indicate the location:

#### City and State
`minneapolis,mn`

or

#### Postal or Zip Code
`55344`

or

#### Latitude and Longitude
`44.73191,-93.21772`.

Sets the measurement units for all formatted fields.

Let us know what your timezone is, and we'll use your local time to know when to send you data. Defaults to US/Central.

Examples

* If your location is in Minnesota, you would choose "US/Central".
* For New York you would choose "US/Eastern".

#### Don't know your timezone? ####
Check out the [TimeZone Map](https://www.timeanddate.com/time/map/) and use the "Search City" feature to find out!

#### What if my timezone isn't listed?"####

If your timezone isn't listed, you can scroll to the bottom of the list and select "Use a Custom Value (Advanced)". Here you can enter the timezone offset for your location (remember to adjust for Daylight Savings Time if necessary).

Hint: It should be between -12 and 14.

Examples

* If your location is in Berlin, Germany, you would choose "Use a Custom Value (Advanced)" and enter 2.
* If your location is in Mexico City, Mexico, you would choose "Use a Custom Value (Advanced)" and enter -5.

Tell us how often you would like to get updates. Defaults to Every Hour.

Reminder: Each time we get data from the Aeris API it will count towards your daily limit. Hourly updates can add up fast!

To use a custom value for the update interval, use any 24 hour value. For example, if you want to get observations at 9AM every morning, enter 9. If you would like to get observations at 2PM, enter 14. For 8PM, enter 20, and so on.

Sets the measurement units for all fields.

Choose how many forecast days to include, starting with today, up to a maximum of 7 days.

Choose how many forecast hours to include, starting with the current hour, up to a maximum of 48 hours.

Choose how many forecast hours to include, starting with the current hour, up to a maximum of 48 hours.

Default is 24.

Sets the measurement units for all fields.

Imperial (Fahrenheit, Inches, Miles, etc.)

or

Metric (Celsius, Millimeters, Kilometers, etc.).

Let us know what your timezone is, and we'll use your local time to know when to send you data. Defaults to US/Central.

Default is US/Central.

Examples

* If your location is in Minnesota, you would choose "US/Central".
* For New York you would choose "US/Eastern".

#### Don't know your timezone? ####
Check out the [TimeZone Map](https://www.timeanddate.com/time/map/) and use the "Search City" feature to find out!

#### What if my timezone isn't listed?"####

If your timezone isn't listed, you can scroll to the bottom of the list and select "Use a Custom Value (Advanced)". Here you can enter the timezone offset for your location (remember to adjust for Daylight Savings Time if necessary).

Hint: It should be between -12 and 14.

Examples

* If your location is in Berlin, Germany, you would choose "Use a Custom Value (Advanced)" and enter 2.
* If your location is in Mexico City, Mexico, you would choose "Use a Custom Value (Advanced)" and enter -5.

Tell us how often you would like to get updates. Default is Every Hour.

Reminder: Each time we get data from the Aeris API it will count towards your daily limit. Hourly updates can add up fast!

To use a custom value for the update interval, use any 24 hour value. For example, if you want to get observations at 9AM every morning, enter 9. If you would like to get observations at 2PM, enter 14. For 8PM, enter 20, and so on.

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