> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.neoagent.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # OpenWeather > Let Neo agents check storms, weather alerts and past weather at your clients' sites OpenWeather sells weather data for any place in the world. Connect it, and Neo agents can read the weather at a client's site while they work a ticket, a chat or a scheduled check. ## What Neo can do with OpenWeather * Check a client site for government weather alerts (storms, floods, high wind, heat) and the forecast, and act through your RMM: shut a server down with your RMM's shutdown script, or put a device in maintenance mode where your RMM's API allows it (NinjaOne) * When a server or a site's internet goes offline, read the weather at the site at that time, so the technician sees whether a storm was there * Read current weather, hourly and daily forecasts, air quality and fire danger for an address * Read and manage your OpenWeather account's weather stations and saved solar locations, as your permission groups allow See [OpenWeather API](/agents/tools/management/openweather-api) for the permission groups and profiles. Weather is about places, so there is no company mapping to set up. The agent reads the site's address from your PSA and turns it into coordinates with OpenWeather's geocoding. ## Which OpenWeather plan you need | Job | OpenWeather product | | - | - | | Weather alerts, storms coming, the weather when a site went offline | One Call API ("One Call by Call" subscription: 1,000 calls a day free, then paid per call) | | Current weather, a 5 day forecast, geocoding, air quality | Any key, the free plan included | | Hourly history, 16 day and 30 day forecasts, solar, road risk | OpenWeather's paid plans | One Call by Call stops at the daily call limit you set in your OpenWeather account, so a busy agent cannot run up a bill past it. OpenWeather's licence asks for a visible credit where its data is shown: the words "Weather data provided by OpenWeather", a link and the OpenWeather logo. Agents end a weather note or message with the words and the link; ticket notes and chats do not reliably show images, so the logo is yours to add where you show the data to your clients. If your OpenWeather contract waives attribution, say so in the agent's instructions. ## Next steps Copy your OpenWeather API key and save it in Neo. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.