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For example for winds, in the US we are using NOAAs HIRESW with a resolution of 5km and in Europe we are using mostly WRF models from national agencies with 2-10km resolution depending on area.
Do you have any insight into what the electrical utilities companies are doing these days in terms of weather forecasting?
Thanks for reporting the bug. Yes there is an API, let's talk via email: info AT windria DOT net
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