The weather data from Weather Kit REST API doesn't contain SF Symbol name. Is there a way to get the SF Symbol name by "conditionCode"?

I created my own service to generate a JWT for WeatherKit. When I use this JWT in Postman it works as expected. However, if I use it in my React application I get a 403 CORS pre-flight check error. What this essentially means is by nature, Safari - before doing the GET call with Authorization header - it does a preflight check OPTIONS call without headers, to check if the service will accept the request. Unfortunately this generates a 403 error instead of an 200, so the GET Call with Authorization header cannot be made. Is this by design to prevent webfrontends from accessing the API or is this a bug I encountered? Thank you!

System status shows WeatherKit as available, but currently all calls returns status 401 with the response body containing {"reason": "NOT_ENABLED"}. We have been running the exact same code in production since March 2023. Nothing changed. The system just started returning errors. Is that happening for anyone else?

Is anyone else experiencing issues with the REST API today? I'm getting very slow response times (again.)

My app has been using WeatherKit via its REST API for months with success. Suddenly, the weatherkit API only returns to me "reason" : "NOT_ENABLED" now. I am unsure why it is suddenly telling me WeatherKit is not enabled?

I've received a forecast with non-zero precipitationChance and zero precipitationIntensity. Is this expected? How should I interpret the data? { "forecastStart": "2023-09-02T02:00:00Z", "cloudCover": 0.55, "conditionCode": "PartlyCloudy", "daylight": false, "humidity": 0.92, "precipitationAmount": 0, "precipitationIntensity": 0, "precipitationChance": 0.31, "precipitationType": "clear", "pressure": 1017.56, "pressureTrend": "steady", "snowfallIntensity": 0, "snowfallAmount": 0, "temperature": 12.56, "temperatureApparent": 12.22, "temperatureDewPoint": 11.26, "uvIndex": 0, "visibility": 23505.2, "windDirection": 233, "windGust": 6.17, "windSpeed": 2.82 }

Why does the documentation say this field returns the intensity of precipitation in UnitSpeed, this seems confusing. Shouldn't the amount of precipitation be an amount like inch/hr, mm/hr why would the value be in speed? The old dark sky documentation for this field shows the units were returned in inches/hour

Has anyone figured out the correct incantation of request parameters to get historic hourly weather conditions from WeatherKit? I've tried every combo of hourlyStart, dailyStart, currentAsOf, etc with past dates and it seems like the oldest it will go back to is midnight for today. I would like to get the last 24 hours of conditions.

Hello - migrated from darksky to WeatherKit in April of this year. With some difficulty finally got the REST API to work via the following resources: https://developer.apple.com/weatherkit/get-started/ which is horribly inadequate for JWT instructions. So i also used: https://dev.iachieved.it/iachievedit/weatherkit-rest-api/ which was quite helpful. As stated, in April i managed to get this working. About a week ago it stopped working. The response from my calls are 401 Unauthorized in the header and { "reason": "NOT_ENABLED" } in the body. I believe the key i created expired and thus WeatherKit stopped responding. So i tried to re-enable access using the same Apple key and a new JWT signature. That did not seem to work, so i removed the old key and created a new one. Downloaded the p8 file and used openssl on my ubuntu server to create pem and pub files for the jwt token. Still nothing. I have tried almost all combinations of keys and ID #s in the JWT.io console that i can think of. Importantly, nowhere in the official Apple documentation does it say what parameters the key creation and expiry dates can be. Does the key creation date have to match the date the key was created in Apple Developer Console??? What expiry dates are valid???? No idea. I have submitted a code level request, but they punted me to feedback which apparently does nothing. Still no resolution, nor have i been contacted once by an Apple representative. This is what my $200 developer fee gets me?! Unacceptable. If anyone has any idea on how to resolve this issue and/or create valid jwt tokens easier (via PHP preferably), i'm all ears. Thanks, airyt

Could somebody please point me to the project download mentioned in Novall Khan’s “Meet Weatherkit” presentation? I’d additionally or alternatively be interested in any working examples for using the rest API, eg in Python, to access Weatherki. thanks, Rob

What is the highest level of location precision achievable with the WeatherKit API? When latitude and longitude are given up to the fifth decimal place, the precision is around 1 meter. Could this ever be more accurate than providing the lat/long to the fourth decimal place, which has a precision of about 10 meters?

Can it be done? I can reliably crash Xcode by attempting the following in a playground: import UIKit import WeatherKit import CoreLocation let sanFrancisco = CLLocation(latitude: 37.7749, longitude: 122.4194) let weatherService = WeatherService() let weather = try await weatherService.weather(for: sanFrancisco) let temperature = weather.currentWeather.temperature print(temperature) Xcode 14.3.1 macOS 13.4.1

Sorry if this is a stupid question but I haven't been able to find any information on whether an app can request and receive weatherKit data - the weather - while in the background. My app (AirCompare) makes extensive use of background URL sessions to fetch and process weather data. If certain conditions are met, a notification alert is sent to the user so the user can decide whether to activate the app. For instance if rain is in the forecast, the app alerts the user that they might want to close their windows. Making the app active will execute HomeKit control and accomplish that. Will I be able to replace the background URL session with the appropriate code and be able to fetch weather data in the background?

I am trying to format a measurement in my application as described in this documentation. Notice the example code: let temp = Measurement<UnitTemperature>(value: 38, unit: .celsius) let formattedTemp = temp.formatted(.measurement(width: .wide, usage: .weather, numberFormat: .numeric(precision: .fractionLength(1)))) // For locale: en_US: 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit When I try to do the same, I receive the following errors: Cannot infer contextual base in reference to member 'fractionLength' Cannot infer contextual base in reference to member 'numeric' Extra argument 'numberFormat' in call My code is as follows: Text("\(current.temperature.formatted(.measurement(width: .wide, usage: .weather, numberFormat: .numeric(precision: .fractionLength(1)))))") Where current is a CurrentWeather type provided by WeatherKit. Why is my adherence to the documentation causing these errors?

https://weatherkit.apple.com/api/v1/weather/English/23.0685/72.6535 is the attempt that we are making. Is there anything wrong with the URL /

I'm implementing PUSH NOTIFICATIONS for an app that uses Weatherkit ("there is a Tornado outside your house, run!") I enabled the capability, the code in app delegate, tested the push notification with the new apple console. and everything WORKS, BUT...how can I receive push notifications from Weather kit? do they have a webhook that I can listen to? I cannot find anything in the documentation. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/weatherkitrestapi/get_api_v1_weatheralert_language_id or do I need to create a server to call weatherkit every min? I don't understand how to listen to weather kit for alerts. thanks

So, is the weatherAlerts field ever populated? From my (limited experience) it does not populate with current NWS alerts.

I am using the Weatherkit Rest API successfully for Android. But I noticed that when I create a JSON Web Token with a timestamp for Issued at (iat) which is off by 10 minutes in the future then the Rest API returns 401 not authorized. Well if the time of the users device is off by 10 minutes for some reason then the request will not work. Can someone confirm this? Any solution how to prevent this?

I have two related functions to retrieve the weather and then insert it into a "Live Workout Builder"... The first function calls the second to get the weather info after which it inserts the metadata into the builder. public func stopGatheringLocationData() { logger.info("Stopped gathering location data...") Task { let (humidity, temperature) = await getCurrentWeather() if humidity != nil && temperature != nil { logger.log("Current humidity \(humidity!), temperature: \(temperature!)") let metaData = [HKMetadataKeyWeatherHumidity: humidity!, HKMetadataKeyWeatherTemperature: temperature!] logger.log("Current metadata: \(metaData)") do { try await workoutManager.liveBuilder?.addMetadata(metaData) } catch { logger.error("FAILED to add weather metadata to workout -> \(error.localizedDescription)") } } else { logger.error("FAILED to retrieve weather data...") } } locationManager.stopUpdatingLocation() } private func getCurrentWeather() async -> (humidity: HKQuantity?, temperature: HKQuantity?) { // Get the weather for the starting location... let tempUnit = HKUnit.degreeFahrenheit() let humidityUnit = HKUnit.percent() guard let startingLocation else { logger.error("No starting location...") return (nil, nil) } do { let wx = try await wxService.weather(for: startingLocation) let humidity = wx.currentWeather.humidity let temp = wx.currentWeather.temperature.converted(to: .fahrenheit) let curWx = wx.currentWeather let wxAttr = try await wxService.attribution.legalAttributionText await MainActor.run { currentWx = curWx wxServiceAttribution = wxAttr } return (HKQuantity(unit: humidityUnit, doubleValue: humidity), HKQuantity(unit: tempUnit, doubleValue: temp.value)) } catch { logger.error("FAILED to retrieve weather data -> \(error.localizedDescription)") return (nil, nil) } } The two log statements in the first function print out the following information: [Location/Weather] Current humidity 52 %, temperature: 76.226 degF [Location/Weather] Current metadata: ["HKWeatherTemperature": 76.226 degF, "HKWeatherHumidity": 52 %] However, when I look at the workout in the Activity app on my iPhone, the map generated by my app is present but the weather information is missing. The data looks formatted correctly per the limited documentation but for some reason that data is just not showing up. Any help greatly appreciated...