Every endpoint on api.weather.gov, grouped and explained for people who don’t already
speak NWS — what it returns, who wants it, and a worked example you can run.
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Text Products
The raw text bulletins NWS has issued for decades — forecast discussions, administrative messages, statements. Hundreds of product types, all searchable.
GEThttps://api.weather.gov/products
Search recent text products across types, offices and time.
Researchers and anyone monitoring a particular kind of bulletin.
One text product in full, including its raw text exactly as it was transmitted. The text is the real payload — fixed-width, uppercase in places, and unchanged in style for decades.
Anyone who wants to read the actual bulletin rather than a summary of it.
GEThttps://api.weather.gov/products/locations
Every office and centre that issues text products, by identifier.
The catalogue of every text product type NWS issues — over 300 three-letter codes, from AFD (the forecaster’s reasoning) to ADM (administrative messages from the Senior Duty Meteorologist). This is the index to decades of institutional writing.
Anyone exploring what NWS actually publishes beyond the forecast.
Recent products of one type from one office — for example every Area Forecast Discussion from Topeka, or every administrative message from the Senior Duty Meteorologist.
This is the endpoint behind this site’s SDM translator. Also anyone following their local office’s forecast discussion.