com.weatherofrecordPublished by weatherofrecord.comOfficial publisherv1.1.0Updated Oct 29, 2026
Published weather records for a U.S. address and date, with provenance, and current NWS forecasts.
Remote MCP server that returns published U.S. weather records for a street address and date, plus county storm history and NWS forecasts.
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{
"mcpServers": {
"weather-of-record": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://weatherofrecord.com/mcp"
}
}
}Submit a weather-records lookup
Start a weather-records lookup for one U.S. street address and date. Returns a lookup_id; the records are ready in about two minutes -- call get_lookup with it. Records reach back to about 1960. Records, not opinions: nothing returned is a determination about any property. Each accepted lookup uses one of the key's 10 free lookups this month.
daterequiredaddressrequiredGet a lookup's status and records
Check a lookup started with submit_lookup. The status is queued, running, done or failed. When done, the result holds the records with their provenance and a notice. A failed lookup carries a reason and no records. The absence of a record is not evidence that an event did not occur. Results are kept for 30 days.
lookup_idrequiredGet a county's storm history
Returns the hail, thunderstorm wind and tornado events of record for one published U.S. county over about the last three years, from NOAA's Storm Events Database, with the source file and revision named. Needs no key. state is the two-letter abbreviation and county is written as in the county page address, for example tn and sumner. The list of published counties is at https://weatherofrecord.com/api/v1/storms. County level only, never a street address. The absence of a record is not evidence that an event did not occur.
staterequiredcountyrequiredGet the current National Weather Service forecast
Returns the current National Weather Service forecast for a US point. This is a forecast, not a record of observed weather. Send latitude and longitude (no key needed), or a U.S. street address (needs the free key). Returns 12-hour periods for about seven days and hourly values, with issued_utc, the time the National Weather Service issued it, and a stale flag. U.S. coverage only.
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