| pageCount |
An integer that indicates which set of results are displayed. Results are returned in sets of 5000. Offset=0 indicates the first set of 5000 results, Offset=1 indicates the second set of 5000 results, etc. Offset=-1 indicates that all results are displayed. |
| resultsCount |
An integer that indicates that total number of lightning strikes returned with this query. |
| lightningSummary |
An object that contains an overview of the lightning strike results included with this response. |
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positiveStrikes |
A count of the total positively-charged lightning strikes included with this response. |
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negativeStrikes |
A count of the total negatively-charged lightning strikes included with this response. |
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closestStrike |
An object that contains information about the lightning strike which occurred nearest to the search center indicated by q in the query string. |
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A string that describes the object. |
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features |
An array that contians information about the closest lightning strike. |
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type |
A string that describes the array. |
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geometry |
An object that contains location information for the closest lightning strike. |
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type |
A string that describes the object. |
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coordinates |
An array that contains coordinates for the closest lightning strike in decimal format. |
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properties |
An object that contains administrative and electrical information about the closest lightning strike. |
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id |
A unique string that identifies the lightning strike. |
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date |
The date and time that the lightning strike occured, displayed in ISO 8601 format (yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss+hh:mm). |
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sourceId |
An integer that identifies the data source for the lightning strike. |
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strikeType |
A code that identifies the type of lightning strike. Possible values are: ic—intra-cloud (cloud-to-cloud); cg—cloud-to-ground; ""—missing or not applicable. |
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peakCurrent |
The lightning strike's amperage. A positive (+) polarity value indicates a positively-charged cloud-to-ground strike, which is typically more energetic and can be more destructive. A negative (-) polarity value indicates a negatively-charged cloud-to-ground strike, which is the most common type of lightning. |
| lightningStrikes |
An object that contains information about each individual lightning strike. |
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type |
A string that describes the lightning strike data following. |
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features |
An array that contains information about each individual lightning strike. |
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type |
A string that describes the lightning strike location data following. |
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geometry |
An object that contains geographic location information about the lightning strike. |
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type |
A string that describes the lightning strike location data following. |
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coordinates |
An array that contains a set of coordinates for the lightning strike location. |
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properties |
An object that contains general information about the lightning strike. |
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id |
A unique string that identifies the lightning strike. |
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date |
The date and time that the lightning strike occured, displayed in ISO 8601 format (yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss+hh:mm). |
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sourceID |
An integer that identifies the data source for the lightning strike. |
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strikeType |
A code that identifies the type of lightning strike. Possible values are: ic—intra-cloud (cloud-to-cloud); cg—cloud-to-ground; ""—missing or not applicable. |
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peakCurrent |
The lightning strike's amperage. A positive (+) polarity value indicates a positively-charged cloud-to-ground strike, which is typically more energetic and can be more destructive. A negative (-) polarity value indicates a negatively-charged cloud-to-ground strike, which is the most common type of lightning. |