Prosper in a dynamic world
Search

Who can resist checking the weather forecast?

Drive strong engagement and boost revenue on your media platform

Have you explored how a weather package can keep your customers returning to your platform?

Weather forecasts are an effective way of bringing people to you. no matter what time of the day or year, to know the forecast is a human need driven by curiosity and the desire to plan.

DTN APAC can provide your media platform with a tailored, easy-to-integrate weather intelligence package, enabling you to keep your consumers in the know every moment of every day. And the more precise that forecast, the more your visitors will naturally come to rely on it.

Powered by OpticastTM – our market-leading nowcasting and forecasting system – you have fully customisable weather data that significantly out-performs other models, so your customers can look to you for the most accurate information available.

With the increase in traffic comes the increase in revenue from the potential of locally targeted, innovative weather advertising. DTN APAC’s content and Application Programming Interface (API) enable the serving of advertisements based on a users’ local weather conditions, satisfying the needs of your advertisers whilst engaging the audience in a non-obtrusive way.

Tap into the power of the weather to drive engagement with your platform and products and keep your valued customers coming back.

Flexible, simple API for ease

DTN APAC’s API is a developer-friendly way to deeply integrate weather information into your website or app. Postcode/location search functionality is included to ensure targeted data that serves your customers.

Easy Integration

DTN APAC delivers weather content in a variety of developer and client friendly ways, including an XML or JSON web service API, hosted desktop sites, hosted adaptive/responsive/mobile sites and white label solutions.

Customisable & Engaging Content

From forecasts to warnings, radar and synoptic charts to sun and moon times, we have a comprehensive suite of weather data and content that you can tailor to your site and customers. The choice is yours.

Hosted Solutions

Let us do the hard work for you. DTN APAC offers a fully branded, hosted solution for your platform that is easy for content managers to customise. A fully functioning weather site right out of the box to keep things simple and cost effective.

Latest news

Satisfy your weather obsession with these news headlines from around the nation, and the world.

Northern Australia’s 2024-25 wet season wrap up

Northern Australia’s 2024-25 wet season featured the busiest cyclone season in 19 years, latest monsoon onset on record and intense thunderstorm outbreaks, but how does it compare to other wet seasons. The northern Australia (north of 26°S) average wet season rainfall was 21% above the 1961-1990 average. As seen in the rainfall deciles map below, […]

Record dry start to year for South Australia, Victoria and Tasmania

Parts of South Australia, Victoria and Tasmania just endured their driest start to a year on record as a lack of early autumn rain worsened drought conditions in parts of all three states. High pressure systems have been dominating the weather patterns near southern Australia in recent months. These stubborn areas of high pressure, which […]

NEM’s highest solar generation ever

The National Energy Market (NEM) recorded its highest solar energy generation over the past summer as high pressure dominated southeastern Australia. Australia’s NEM has continued to implement more and more renewable energy sources into its network. Combined with favourable weather, both the summer of 2024-25 and the last quarter (January to March 2025) saw record […]

Indian heatwave relief on the way

Rain and thunderstorms are expected to spread over heatwave affected parts of northern India and Pakistan in the coming days, bringing much needed relief to people and infrastructure. Northwest India and Pakistan have been scorched by intense heat reaching well into the 40s over the past two weeks. The capital of India, New Delhi, had […]