[averageweather]

http://www.averageweather.io - get average weather data, fast. Great for planning vacations, weddings, which marathon to pick etc.

I shared on r/weddingplanning and it shot to the top which was exciting. Made $20 in Adsense and had 2k visits in one day.

I've also had some tweets from people with 100k+ following, so for around a week now I am averaging like 300 uniques a day.

So, now I ask, how can I make some real side cash? All ears.

https://www.reddit.com/r/weddingplanning/comments/5y8dwp/web...

[tedmiston]

Can you handle queries over a few months? It would be nice to handle the use case: I'm looking at planning a vacation to Place X in July, August, or September, and quickly discern whether the weather is better at any certain week in that period.

[averageweather]

So you'd want to search like all of July at once, and so on? Is that right?

[tedmiston]

Yeah, something like being able to know when over the course of the summer, say perhaps 3 months, temperatures in Miami are warm but not excessively hot. I really like to travel at the tails of top season for this reason, but that's really just a proxy in place of knowing the above.

Lonely Planet offers something like this [1], but it would be nice if the data were more granular than one high/low for each month and data sources were more transparent.

[1]: http://www.lonelyplanet.com/usa/miami/essential-information

[averageweather]

Please ignore the footer bug, but something like this? http://www.averageweather.io/monthly/boston/ma/10/

[tedmiston]

Exactly. The chart is really nice.