OpenWeatherMap.org released an API (named OneCall) that provides current weather information based on your lat/long along with 8 days of forecast data in JSON format. It allows 1000 calls per day to the free account that you will have to set up on their website (which is the same API key that the shipped OWM driver used).
This version is backward compatible with the old Weather, Weather Underground, and DarkSky driver fields, but their is another version is available that is V2 compatible. This version has many additional fields and weather alerts, so unless you are just stuck on the V2 functionality, this driver would be the one to use.
Edit: I updated the files below to V0.52. This will now support OpenWeatherMap 3.0 API, which will require you to sign up for that API on the website and add a credit card. The first 1000 API calls per day are free.
OpenWeatherMapJSON1.0 V0.52.CQCDrvPack (Size: 15.65 KB / Downloads: 1)
OWM-JSON1.0 V0.52 Documentation.html (Size: 26.76 KB / Downloads: 0)
This version is backward compatible with the old Weather, Weather Underground, and DarkSky driver fields, but their is another version is available that is V2 compatible. This version has many additional fields and weather alerts, so unless you are just stuck on the V2 functionality, this driver would be the one to use.
Edit: I updated the files below to V0.52. This will now support OpenWeatherMap 3.0 API, which will require you to sign up for that API on the website and add a credit card. The first 1000 API calls per day are free.
OpenWeatherMapJSON1.0 V0.52.CQCDrvPack (Size: 15.65 KB / Downloads: 1)
OWM-JSON1.0 V0.52 Documentation.html (Size: 26.76 KB / Downloads: 0)