# INMET (Apitempo - Meteorologia) MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect

> INMET (Apitempo - Meteorologia) gives your AI client direct access to official Brazilian weather data. It pulls real-time atmospheric measurements, historical climate records, and GOES-16 satellite imagery from the national meteorological network. Use it to query specific station data, regional trends, or city-level forecasts across Brazil instantly.

## Overview
- **Category:** government-public-data
- **Price:** Free
- **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_mD2NcmYSorK6L9iKP8D62cv9QfKOflyloa9A3qOF/ai-agent-connect
- **Tags:** meteorology, brazil-weather, weather-forecast, satellite-imagery, climate-data

## Description

Imagine you're trying to map out weather patterns for a new coffee plantation in Minas Gerais. Usually, that means digging through government portals, downloading CSVs, and trying to figure out which station is actually close enough to be relevant. This Connector changes that by letting your AI do the heavy lifting. You can just ask for the temperature trends in a specific region or grab the latest satellite imagery to see cloud cover. Instead of manual data entry, you get clean, actionable numbers right in your chat. It handles the messy parts of the INMET API so you can focus on the analysis. Whether you're building a logistics dashboard or writing a climate research paper, having this data available through the Vinkius catalog means you spend less time fetching and more time thinking.

## Tools

### get_all_forecasts
Get weather forecasts for all supported cities. This lets you see a broad view of the weather across the country.

### get_forecast_by_city
Get weather forecast for a specific city. You can use this to get a precise forecast for a single location.

### get_meteorological_data_by_date
Get meteorological data by date for a station. This lets you pull historical records for a specific day.

### get_meteorological_data_by_region
Get meteorological data for all stations in a specific region. This helps you see how weather varies across a larger area.

### get_satellite_images
Get latest GOES-16 satellite images. This provides URLs for visual weather monitoring.

### get_station_data_daily
Get daily meteorological data for a specific station. This pulls a day's worth of data for a single station.

### get_station_data_hourly
Get hourly data for a specific station and time. This gives you a granular look at how weather changes throughout the day.

### list_stations
List meteorological stations by type. This helps you find the right station IDs for your needs.

## Prompt Examples

**Prompt:** 
```
What's the weather like in Rio de Janeiro today?
```

**Response:** 
```
### Current Forecast for Rio de Janeiro

| Metric | Value |
| :--- | :--- |
| **Condition** | Clear Skies |
| **High Temp** | 32°C |
| **Low Temp** | 22°C |
| **Humidity** | 65% |

*The forecast indicates clear skies for the remainder of the day.*
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Show me the latest satellite images for Brazil.
```

**Response:** 
```
I've accessed the latest GOES-16 satellite data. Here are the current image URLs:

* **Infrared Channel**: [Link]
* **Water Vapor**: [Link]
* **Visible Spectrum**: [Link]

Which channel would you like to prioritize for your analysis?
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Give me the temperature trends for a station in the Northeast region.
```

**Response:** 
```
I've pulled the recent data for several stations in the Northeast region. 

**Regional Summary:**
* **Station A01**: 31°C (Steady)
* **Station B02**: 29°C (Falling)
* **Station C03**: 33°C (Rising)

Would you like a detailed breakdown for one of these specific stations?
```

## Capabilities

### Fetch city-specific weather forecasts
Get a precise weather outlook for any supported Brazilian city.

### Pull historical daily measurements
Access past temperature, humidity, and pressure data from specific stations.

### Get real-time hourly atmospheric data
See how weather conditions change throughout the day at a specific location.

### Retrieve GOES-16 satellite image URLs
Get the latest visual data for monitoring cloud cover and storm fronts.

### List all stations by type across Brazil
Find the correct station IDs for automatic or manual measurements across the country.

### Query regional weather data
Get measurements for all stations within a specific Brazilian region at once.

## Use Cases

### Agri-Logistics Planning
A farm manager asks for hourly humidity in a specific region to decide when to spray crops. The agent uses get_station_data_hourly to provide a clear timeline.

### Climate Research Analysis
A scientist pulls 5 years of daily temperature data for a station in the Northeast to study heatwaves using get_meteorological_data_by_date.

### Urban Construction Scheduling
A city developer checks the 3-day forecast for multiple cities to plan a construction schedule using get_all_forecasts.

### Satellite Storm Monitoring
A meteorologist grabs the latest GOES-16 image URLs to check for incoming storm fronts using get_satellite_images.

## Benefits

- Stop manual CSV downloads by using get_meteorological_data_by_date to pull historical records directly into your project.
- Get precise local planning with get_forecast_by_city for specific urban centers.
- Analyze large-scale climate trends using get_meteorological_data_by_region to see data from multiple stations at once.
- Monitor live weather patterns with get_satellite_images to see GOES-16 feeds.
- Automate station discovery using list_stations to find the best data sources for your specific location.
- Track rapid weather changes with get_station_data_hourly for high-resolution atmospheric monitoring.

## How It Works

The bottom line is you get official Brazilian meteorological data without touching a single API endpoint.

1. Connect your AI client to this Connector via the Vinkius dashboard.
2. Provide your INMET API token in the configuration settings.
3. Ask your agent for specific weather data, regional climate trends, or satellite URLs.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**Can I use INMET (Apitempo - Meteorologia) for my farm?**
Yes, it's great for getting local weather forecasts and humidity data for Brazilian agriculture.

**Does INMET (Apitempo - Meteorologia) provide satellite images?**
It gives you access to the latest GOES-16 satellite metadata and image URLs for visual monitoring.

**Can I get historical data with INMET (Apitempo - Meteorologia)?**
Yes, you can pull daily and hourly measurements for specific stations to see past weather trends.

**Is the data from INMET (Apitempo - Meteorologia) official?**
Yes, it connects directly to the Brazilian National Institute of Meteorology, providing government-validated data.

**Can I see weather for a whole region with INMET (Apitempo - Meteorologia)?**
Yes, it can query all stations within specific Brazilian regions like the Southeast or Northeast at once.

**How can I get the weather forecast for a specific city in Brazil?**
You can use the `get_forecast_by_city` tool by providing the city's IBGE code. The agent will return detailed forecast information including temperature and conditions.

**Can I access real-time satellite imagery of Brazil?**
Yes! Use the `get_satellite_images` tool to retrieve the latest metadata and URLs for GOES-16 satellite images covering the Brazilian territory.

**How do I find the ID of a meteorological station?**
Use the `list_stations` tool with the type 'T' for automatic or 'M' for manual stations. This will provide a list of all stations and their respective IDs.