Welcome to the Météo-France models on AWS project.
This personnal project is brought to you by Nicolas Baldeck and the AWS Public Dataset Program.
I serve Météo-France Numerical Weather Prediction Models data from high-performance and reliable Amazon AWS S3 hosting service.
News, updates and changes notices are published on the mf-models-users newsletter.
As far as possible, my policy is to notify you in advance in the case of any event that might affect your systems.
I strongly recommend you to subscribe to the newsletter in order to receive notifications.
This service will be permanently shut down on December 9, 2024.
For years, I have advocated for Météo-France data to be hosted on the data.gouv.fr platform rather than internally.
Under my initiative, Météo-France and data.gouv.fr joined forces. Their collaboration resulted in the creation of the meteo.data.gouv.fr platform.
You must now go to meteo.data.gouv.fr to download the data.
The files are not exactly the same, so you may need to make some technical adjustments. Don't delay your migration.
My service was a temporary solution to relieve Météo-France's internal infrastructure. Therefore, it is no longer necessary.
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Data from this server is trusted by the bests, giving access to Meteo-France forecasts to 1,000,000's of end-users.
This service runs since 2019. I am the main provider of Meteo-France data, distributing two times more data by volume than the official Meteo-France servers
This work is based on open-data from Météo-France, but we are not affiliated or endorsed by Météo-France in any way.
THIS SERVICE IS PROVIDED ON A BEST EFFORT BASIS WITHOUT ANY WARANTEE. IT MAY BE SUBJECT TO OUTAGES WITHOUT PRIOR NOTIFICATION. I am still dependent on Meteo-France servers. So if Meteo-France servers go down, there is nothing I can do about it. However, you will also face this problem if you download the data directly from Meteo-France servers.