public object GetWeather(double dLatitude = 47.4886, double dLongitude = -117.5786)
        {
            Debug.WriteLine(GetType().FullName + "." + MethodBase.GetCurrentMethod().Name);

            //NOTE:
            //The first thousand API calls you make every day are free, period.
            //Every API call after that costs $0.0001 each.
            //Credit us with a “Powered by Forecast” badge that links to http://forecast.io/ wherever you display data from the API.
            //https://api.forecast.io/forecast/ec8fab02bc1bf58c04e74c58bc2c3525/47.4886,-117.5786

            //https://github.com/f0xy/forecast.io-csharp  // API Key, Lat, Long, Unit
            var request = new ForecastIORequest("ec8fab02bc1bf58c04e74c58bc2c3525", (float)dLatitude, (float)dLongitude, Unit.us);
            var response = request.Get();

            var strSummary = response.daily.summary;
            var currently = response.currently;

            List<DailyForecast> tempList = new ListStack<DailyForecast>();
            tempList.AddRange(response.daily.data);
            if (!tempList.Any())
                return new HttpResponseException(HttpStatusCode.BadRequest);

            //Ember Data expects a JSon array and an id in all returns
            const int id = 1;
            var currentWeather = new { currently.summary, currently.icon, currently.temperature };
            var dailyWeather =
                tempList.AsQueryable()
                    .Select(
                        x =>
                            new
                            {
                                x.summary,
                                x.icon,
                                x.temperatureMin,
                                x.temperatureMinTime,
                                x.temperatureMax,
                                x.temperatureMaxTime
                            })
                    .ToList();

            var data = new { id, strSummary, currentWeather, dailyWeather };
            var weatherItems = new List<object>() { data }.AsEnumerable();

            return new { weatherItems };
        }