Get Reliable US Weather Station Data in Seconds

Accessing weather station data used to mean digging through National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)’s own tools—like the Climate Data Online (CDO) search—or fetching data via their FTP server or AWS Open Data.

• NOAA’s CDO search can be slow and manual.

• Users need to find the weather station closest to their location of interest themselves, often first identifying the latitude and longitude of that location.

• The FTP and AWS options require coding skills and careful parsing of raw files.

• You still have to check which stations are active and updated.

With Kumo, all that complexity disappears. You can now tap into data from 3,000+ active US weather stations—sourced directly from the NOAA — just by asking in plain English.

Do you need observed weather data for your analysis? Just ask:

"Download 10 years of precipitation data for flood risk analysis near our San Francisco office."

Kumo automatically:

• Finds the closest active weather stations

• Ensures data is recent and reliable

• Delivers clean, ready-to-use CSV files

Whether you’re a researcher, data scientist, or business professional, Kumo removes the complexity from weather data collection, saving you time and effort while providing accurate, actionable insights.