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<pre>public abstract class <span class="strong">AbstractWeatherData</span>
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<div class="block">This class provides default implementations for <a href="../../../../../net/aksingh/java/api/owm/CurrentWeatherData.html" title="class in net.aksingh.java.api.owm"><code>CurrentWeatherData</code></a>
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temperature, pressure, weather, clouds, wind, etc.) are defined here.</div>
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information about weather or forecast (for example, temperature, pressure,
weather, clouds, wind, etc.) are defined here.
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Initializes variables from values from the given JSON object.
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