[dqueijo]

This is awesome. I love how it’s evolved from a simple forecast API into a full-blown weather data platform that you can query like a database. The ability to filter by specific weather conditions and run server-side expressions makes it super useful for lightweight apps and dashboards.

The embedded expressions and derived metrics are really powerful—especially for domains like agriculture or renewable energy. The real-time GRIB video streaming demo is wild too. Are you thinking of exposing that as an API in the future?

Also, are you planning any kind of data quality control or validation layer on top of the raw model outputs, or is the assumption that users are familiar with the limitations of each model?

Amazing work—I'll definitely be following along with future updates!