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What this query shows right now
This page requests 2-metre temperature and 10-metre wind speed for the configured Anápolis coordinates. The values are in current, while current_units tells you how to read each one: for example, °C for temperature_2m and km/h for wind_speed_10m. Read a value together with its unit; a number on its own does not describe the condition correctly.
- temperature_2m is air temperature at 2 metres, not apparent temperature.
- wind_speed_10m is wind speed at 10 metres.
- Request further variables only when the interface needs them.
Time, timezone, and returned coordinates
current.time marks the moment for which the reading is valid in the timezone returned by the response. On this route, without a timezone parameter, the documentation uses GMT by default. Returned latitude and longitude can identify the centre of the weather grid cell used by the service, so they need not repeat every decimal sent in the request.
- Show timezone alongside current.time when comparing it with local time.
- Use returned coordinates to understand the weather point used, not as a postal address.
- Set timezone in the request when an interface needs local times resolved by the API.
A current reading is not a weather plan
interval describes, in seconds, the period used to calculate backward-looking aggregated data; 900 means 15 minutes. It does not promise continuous updates or turn this short response into a complete forecast. For travel, events, or weather-sensitive activities, consult the suitable variables and time ranges in the documentation and follow local sources when appropriate.
- Do not read interval as a guaranteed time to the next update.
- Add hourly or daily only when comparing hours or days is part of the page.
- Do not use one reading as an alert, health recommendation, or safety decision.