Aemet-mcp is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to facilitate access to Spanish national climate and weather data through AEMET's web API. It allows users to retrieve historical daily weather values, monthly climate summaries by station, and specific beach condition data such as ultraviolet radiation levels. This system supports filtering data by date ranges, locations, and parameters, offering responses in JSON format suitable for integration with various clients. The server is built with Python and ensures secure handling of API keys, making it ideal for developers, researchers, and weather service providers looking to incorporate Spanish meteorological data into their applications or analyses.
Who will use aemet-mcp?
Developers
Weather Researchers
Data Analysts
Environmental Agencies
Academic Institutions
How to use the aemet-mcp?
Step 1: Install the MCP server and required dependencies.
Step 2: Obtain an API key from AEMET and configure it.
Step 3: Integrate MCP server into your client or application.
Step 4: Send requests for climate or weather data using supported query parameters.
Step 5: Receive JSON responses with the requested weather or climate information.
aemet-mcp's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
Query historical daily weather data
Retrieve monthly climate summaries
Filter data by date, station, and parameter
Access beach conditions and ultraviolet indices
Securely handle API keys
The Benefits
Easy integration with MCP-compatible clients
Provides detailed and localized climate data
Supports comprehensive filtering options
JSON formatted responses for easy consumption
Secure handling of sensitive API credentials
aemet-mcp's Main Use Cases & Applications
Integrating Spanish climate data into weather forecasting applications