Contact WeatherRecall

WeatherRecall treats contact as part of product quality, not a footer afterthought. If users cannot report errors, ask methodology questions, or request clarifications, trust degrades quickly. This page explains exactly how to reach the team and what information to include for the fastest useful response.

Contact channels

• General support: [email protected]
• Data corrections: [email protected]
• API and integrations: [email protected]

What to include in a correction request

1. Location name and coordinates if available.
2. Date or date range.
3. Metric in question, for example rainfall or maximum temperature.
4. Screenshot or URL of the WeatherRecall page.
5. Optional reference source and why you believe values differ.

Providing this structure allows the editorial and data team to reproduce your scenario and respond with evidence. Many weather disagreements come from comparing different time zones, station distances, or aggregation methods. A reproducible report avoids confusion and speeds up resolution.

Editorial requests and partnerships

WeatherRecall collaborates with planners, publishers, and product teams that need reliable historical weather context. For editorial collaborations, include intended audience, timeline, and the question your content is trying to answer. For data partnerships, include expected request volume and required variables so we can advise whether the public API fits your use case.

Response standards

• Correction requests are triaged by reproducibility and impact.
• High-impact issues affecting interpretation are prioritized.
• If a correction is made, associated context pages are reviewed for consistency.
• Methodology questions receive source and calculation references where possible.

For additional trust context, read Methodology, Data Sources, and Editorial Policy.