"sap business one" matching MCP servers:

One-call Australian weather plumbing for current and historical data — cited responses for practical analysis, not a data broker.

Seven keyless Earth-data tools for AI agents: live USGS earthquakes with time-window and magnitude filters, ISS position, current weather, Base gas price, and live-data postcards. One optional paid tool behind a fail-closed spend cap.

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides weather data using the OpenWeather One Call API 3.0. This server allows AI agents to access current weather, forecasts, and historical weather data for any location.

Enables riders to ask an assistant for wind-sport forecasts at a named spot, combining AROME, ICON, ECMWF, GFS, UKMO and other models into one hourly table with consensus, spread, gust diagnosis, and onshore/offshore safety relative to the beach orientation. It also finds spots, lists which models apply locally, and returns rideable daytime windows within a given knot range.

MCP tools for geo, email, phone, company, DNS, FX, equities, weather, tax, economics, and intelligence — streamable HTTP, one API key.

Enables LLM clients to fetch weather and create, list, get, and delete notes through zod-validated tools over stdio or Streamable HTTP from one codebase, with production-grade error handling and hermetic tests.

Multi-tenant MCP server for OpenWeather One Call API 4.0, providing weather data, alerts, and management tools with Vault/Postgres persistence and tenant scoping.

Enables MCP clients to retrieve OpenWeather current conditions, 5-day forecasts, One Call 3.0 summaries, air pollution data, and geocoding matches for locations.

Pulls readings from a grower's own weather station and soil probes via vendor cloud APIs using the patron's own keys, normalizing every measurement to one schema in SI units and UTC. Enables listing stations and sensors, fetching current or historical series, and computing per-day agronomic summaries like temperature extremes, frost hours, rain, and degree-days.

Weather forecast server which returns 7 days of detailed weather anywhere in the world, using the OpenWeatherMap One Call API 3.0.

Enables querying current weather, multi-day forecasts, and air quality (PM2.5, PM10, AQI) for Chinese cities, with fuzzy Chinese city-name resolution and a combined all-in-one lookup. Requires no API key or registration.

World Weather Online MCP Server gives AI agents direct access to one of the world's most comprehensive weather APIs — trusted by 300,000+ developers and used by major airlines and airports worldwide. Tools available: * get_weather — current conditions and up to 14-day hourly forecasts for any city, postcode, or lat/lon * get_historical_weather — past weather data from July 2008 onwards, up to 30-

Enables AI assistants to search and retrieve Phuket activities for a specific travel party in one tool call, returning diverse, safety-gated recommendations with live weather and sea context plus affiliate booking links.

One MCP server for Belgian public APIs. It bundles Belgian transport, official statistics, open data, addresses, weather, air quality, and geospatial services.

Provides flood-risk reporting and avoidance guidance for rainy days, including parking risk, community reports, and weather-based alerts.

A dual-server MCP system with PostgreSQL integration that provides financial tools (stock prices, portfolio calculation, financial news) on one server and utility tools (weather, time, data processing, text analysis) on another server.

Provides current weather conditions, multi-day forecasts, and umbrella recommendations for any location using the Open-Meteo API. Enables natural language weather queries through MCP tools.

Provides tools for Dutch energy market data: day-ahead and imbalance prices, weather forecasts, and battery storage business case calculations.

Fetches MetService CAP Atom feed for weather alerts and exposes tools to get active road warnings and all alerts.

Enables Claude to design reliable hiking routes on real trails, computing accurate distance and elevation gain, locating notable points, technical passages, regulated areas, bivouac and stage options, and weather, with automatic validation across roughly 35 rules. Routes can be exported as GPX (including one file per day), Obsidian notes, HTML maps, and printable roadbooks.