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I called following API on 2022/8/24 twice and observed the hourly precipitation for New York for 2022-08-23
https://api.weatherstack.com/historical?access_key=<MY_ACCESS_KEY>&query=New York, New York, United States of America&historical_date=2022-08-23&hourly=1&interval=1
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The first call happened at 2022-08-24 05:22 (America/New_York time zone)
The second call happened at 2022-08-24 07:50 (America/New_York time zone)
Then I noticed the result of hourly precipitation values of two API calls are so different, can you please advise where the difference came from? From my understanding, 2022-08-23 is the past date, the historical values should be always the same on 2022-08-24. Please advise.
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I called following API on 2022/8/24 twice and observed the hourly precipitation for New York for 2022-08-23
https://api.weatherstack.com/historical?access_key=<MY_ACCESS_KEY>&query=New York, New York, United States of America&historical_date=2022-08-23&hourly=1&interval=1
<<<
The first call happened at 2022-08-24 05:22 (America/New_York time zone)
The second call happened at 2022-08-24 07:50 (America/New_York time zone)
Then I noticed the result of hourly precipitation values of two API calls are so different, can you please advise where the difference came from? From my understanding, 2022-08-23 is the past date, the historical values should be always the same on 2022-08-24. Please advise.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: