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MyRadar Point Time Series (POST, JSON Body)
MyRadar Point Time Series (POST, JSON Body) is a paid API for AI agents from agents.myradar.dev, paid per call via MPP, price unknown, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-12).
Fetches a multi-variable weather and road conditions time series forecast for a list of lat/lon points, submitted as a JSON body to support large point lists.
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How this service works
The same request as the GET point time series with latlons, itime, and as_csv in a JSON body, for point lists too long for a query string.
Output
Returns a JSON object where each weather variable (road temperature, road condition, air temperature, surface temperature, precipitation rate, precipitation type, cloud cover, wind speed, wind direction, cross wind, visibility, solar radiation, snow depth, delay risk, and their deltas) is a 2D array indexed by [point_index][time_index], plus a validTimes array of Unix epoch seconds. Optionally returns CSV if as_csv is true.
Example use cases
Fleet route weather risk assessment
“I need the road conditions, delay risk, precipitation type, and wind forecast starting at 6:00 AM tomorrow for these 15 depot and stop locations along our delivery route: [[39.7,-104.9],[40.0,-105.2],[40.5,-105.5],[41.0,-105.8],[41.5,-106.1],[42.0,-106.3],[38.5,-104.5],[38.0,-104.0],[37.5,-103.8],[37.0,-103.5],[36.5,-103.2],[36.0,-102.9],[35.5,-102.6],[35.0,-102.3],[34.5,-102.0]] — I want to know which stops are high delay risk or icy.”
Solar farm output planning
“Can you pull the solar radiation and cloud cover time series for our five solar farm sites starting at noon on June 10, 2024? The coordinates are [[33.4,-112.1],[34.1,-116.8],[35.0,-117.5],[36.8,-119.7],[37.5,-122.0]].”
Winter road safety monitoring
“Get the snow depth, road condition codes, and black ice risk forecast for these mountain pass coordinates starting at 5:00 AM on January 15, 2024: [[39.6,-105.8],[39.5,-106.0],[39.4,-106.2],[39.3,-106.4]] — I want to know if any passes will have frozen or slush conditions.”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://agents.myradar.dev/v1/timeseries/point?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Use this POST endpoint instead of the equivalent GET endpoint when your list of lat/lon points is too long to fit in a URL query string. Prefer this over single-point forecast endpoints when you need time series data across many locations in one call. Choose this over the driving-route endpoint when your points are not necessarily along a connected route. This is the right choice when you need road-specific variables (road condition codes, surface temperature, delay risk) in addition to standard atmospheric forecasts.
Side effects
- Invalid latlons format — must be a JSON array of [lat, lon] pairs
- Invalid itime format — must be YYYYmmdd.HHMM
- Request body missing required fields latlons or itime
- Points outside supported geographic coverage area may return null or sparse data
- Authentication or payment failure returns 402 or 401
- Extremely large point lists may hit rate or size limits
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| itimerequired | string | |
| as_csv | boolean | |
| latlonsrequired | string |
Output
Schema · Response
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