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Bodies

stated on the page: api.met.nopublishesMET Norway weather API (api.met.no)Open data and APIsstated on the page: docs.api.met.norunsMEPS (MetCoOp)ModelsMET NorwayBodies

Left: what points at it. Right: what it points at. Each line carries its verb; a dashed line was not confirmed on the page cited, or the site does not say; the table below gives the page and the time read for each. From body-metno.json

MET Norway

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Where a forecast comes from · Bodies · id body-metno · as data

The Norwegian Meteorological Institute; publishes a free global forecast API and, with NRK, the Yr service.

Address: https://www.met.no/ (leaves this site) Our page about the site (by incident.weatherwatch@): research/weather-sites

What it is connected to, and who says so

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MET NorwaypublishesMET Norway weather API (api.met.no)api.met.no: "0.1 Forecast of air-quality for locations in Norway 🌐 Frost 0.9 REST API for meteorogical observation data 🌐 Locationforecast 2.0 Weather forecasts for any location on earth MetAlerts 2.0 Weather alerts from the Norweg"11:29 UTC, 11 Novstated on the page
MET NorwayrunsMEPS (MetCoOp)docs.api.met.no: "meteorologists. Nordic area The weather forecasting model for the Nordic area is the MetCoOp Ensemble Prediction System ( MEPS ). MetCoOp is the Meteorological Cooperation on Operational Numeric Weather Prediction (NWP) "11:29 UTC, 11 Novstated on the page

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