Connect Open-Meteo to clariBI
Connect Open-Meteo with no API key, choose the locations to track, and get daily weather history sitting next to the demand and sales it drives.
clariBI| Connection | API connector. No key or account needed. |
| Access | Read-only. clariBI never writes to Open-Meteo. |
| Sync | When the data is more than a day old, clariBI syncs it again before a question, dashboard refresh or report uses it. You can also press Sync now. |
| More endpoints | 1 documented Open-Meteo endpoints you can add, up to 30 per source (trial, Starter and above) |
| Plans | Every plan, including Free. Asking questions in plain English needs the trial or Starter and above. |
About Open-Meteo
Open-Meteo is a free, open weather API offering historical and forecast data, including temperature and precipitation, for any location worldwide.
clariBI reads Open-Meteo through its public REST API: daily weather history for the locations you choose. You search a place by name, clariBI resolves its coordinates, and the connector reads the daily series read-only. No API key is required.
Vendor site: open-meteo.com
What clariBI syncs
clariBI pulls daily weather history for the locations you select through the Open-Meteo REST API, lands it as a preprocessed dataset, and refreshes it once it is more than a day old. Access is read-only.
For each selected location, clariBI syncs daily maximum and minimum temperature and precipitation, then builds an insights dashboard you can query, extend, or pull into reports.
clariBI only ever reads. Open-Meteo is an open data source, so there is no key or account to manage.
What you can chart
- Daily high and low temperature per location
- Daily precipitation totals over your chosen window
- Weather trend and seasonality by place
- Comparison across the locations you track
- Temperature swings lined up with demand dates
How to connect Open-Meteo
Open Data Sources in clariBI
In clariBI, go to Data Sources > Add Data Source and find Open-Meteo. There is no API key to paste, so you go straight to choosing locations.
Search locations and history
Search the places to track by name (clariBI resolves coordinates), then choose how much history to pull. clariBI reads the weather series read-only.
Sync, then get dashboards
clariBI syncs the daily weather, preprocesses it, and builds an insights dashboard. Ask "Did the cold week dent foot traffic?" and clariBI reads the synced weather alongside your sales.
Questions you can ask
Asking in plain English uses AI credits, so it needs the trial or a Starter, Professional or Enterprise plan. Totals and trends are computed from the synced rows; the AI plans the question, picks the chart and writes the explanation.
- "How much of our daily sales swing is weather?"
- "Did rain keep customers away last month?"
About the Open-Meteo connector
Do I need an API key for Open-Meteo?
No. Open-Meteo is an open data source with no API key for this use. You search the locations in clariBI and the connector reads weather read-only.
Can clariBI change anything in Open-Meteo?
No. Open-Meteo is a public read-only weather API. The connector only reads the daily series for the locations you select.
Which clariBI plans include Open-Meteo?
Every plan can connect Open-Meteo, within its data source limit: 3 on Free, 5 on Lite, 10 on Starter, 50 on Professional and 100 on Enterprise. Each source gets an automatic dashboard on every plan. Asking questions in plain English, AI reports and adding endpoints from the Open-Meteo catalog need the trial or a Starter, Professional or Enterprise plan.
Try Open-Meteo in clariBI
The trial lasts 14 days, includes 50 AI credits and needs no card. When it ends, your account moves to the Free plan and keeps its data and dashboards.