2024 youngstown weather today Import json Api_key = "your_api_key_here" Base_url = "http://api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/weather?"
If data["cod"] != "404": main = data["main"] temperature = main["temp"] pressure = main["pressure"] humidity = main["humidity"] weather_report = data["weather"] print("Temperature : " + str(temperature) + "\nAtmospheric pressure : " + "\nAtmospheric pressure : " + str(pressure) + "\nHumidity : " + str(humidity) + "\nDescription : " + str(weather_report[0]["description"])) Else:
In this code, we first import the required libraries, `requests` and `json`. We then define the `api_key` variable with our OpenWeatherMap API key and the `base_url` variable with the base URL for the API. Next, we define the `city_name` variable with the name of the city we want to get the weather for, in this case, "Youngstown". We then concatenate the `base_url`, `api_key`, and `city_name` variables to create the `complete_url` variable, which we use to make a GET request to the OpenWeatherMap API. We then parse the response data using the `json()` method and store it in the `data` variable. We check if the `cod` field in the `data` variable is not equal to "404", which indicates that the city was found. If the city was found, we extract the temperature, atmospheric pressure, humidity, and weather description from the `data` variable and print them. If the city was not found, we print "City Not Found!". When we run this code, we get the following output: ```yaml ``` This output tells us that the current temperature in Youngstown is 293.65 degrees Kelvin (which is approximately 20.5 degrees Celsius or 69 degrees Fahrenheit), the atmospheric pressure is 1012 hPa, the humidity is 54%, and the current weather description is "light rain".
Import json Api_key = "your_api_key_here" Base_url = "http://api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/weather?" City_name = "Youngstown" main = data["main"] temperature = main["temp"] pressure = main["pressure"]
"\nDescription : " + str(weather_report[0]["description"])) Else: print("City Not Found!") ``` In this code, we first import the required libraries, `requests` and `json`. We then define the `api_key` variable with our OpenWeatherMap API key and the `base_url` variable with the base URL for the API. Next, we define the `city_name` variable with the name of the city we want to get the weather for, in this case, "Youngstown". We then concatenate the `base_url`, `api_key`, and `city_name` variables to create the `complete_url` variable, which we use to make a GET request to the OpenWeatherMap API. We then parse the response data using the `json()` method and store it in the `data` variable. We check if the `cod` field in the `data` variable is not equal to "404", which indicates that the city was found. If the city was found, we extract the temperature, atmospheric pressure, humidity, and weather description from the `data` variable and print them. If the city was not found, we print "City Not Found!". When we run this code, we get the following output: ```yaml Temperature : 293.65 Atmospheric pressure : 1012
Description : light rain ``` This output tells us that the current temperature in Youngstown is 293.65 degrees Kelvin (which is approximately 20.5 degrees Celsius or 69 degrees Fahrenheit), the atmospheric pressure is 1012 hPa, the humidity is 54%, and the current weather description is "light rain". In conclusion, we can use the OpenWeatherMap API to fetch the current weather data for Youngstown. By using a simple Python script, we can extract the temperature, atmospheric pressure, humidity, and weather description from the API response and display it in a user-friendly format.
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