Where does the data come from?

Open-Meteo, a free, keyless public weather API. We call it server-side and cache each result for about 15 minutes.

How accurate is the forecast?

Open-Meteo blends national weather-service models. It's good for everyday planning, but always check an official source before any severe-weather decision.

Can I switch to Fahrenheit?

Yes. The C/F toggle re-fetches in the chosen unit so every figure - temperature and feels-like - updates together.

Why does my city show the wrong place?

City names repeat around the world. The search lists matches with their country and region so you can pick the right one.

Weather Forecast

Search any city for current conditions, an hourly view for today, and a 7-day forecast - free, no signup.

Type a city and get the current temperature, what it feels like, wind and humidity and the sky conditions, an hour-by-hour view for the rest of today, and a seven-day outlook with daily highs and lows. Switch between Celsius and Fahrenheit with one tap. Data comes from Open-Meteo and refreshes about every 15 minutes; if the source is briefly unavailable a recent snapshot is shown and clearly labelled.

How to use it

Search a city
Type a city name and pick the right match from the list of results.
Read current conditions
See temperature, feels-like, sky condition, wind and humidity at the top.
Scan today's hours
The hourly strip shows the temperature and condition for the rest of today.
Plan the week
The 7-day forecast lists daily highs, lows and conditions. Toggle C/F at any time.

What is it?

A live weather widget: it turns a city name into coordinates, then pulls current conditions, an hourly series and a daily series for that exact point.

When to use it

A quick check before heading out, comparing two cities, or planning the week ahead - without installing an app or accepting tracking.

Common mistakes

Trusting a 7-day forecast as precisely as today's; reading 'feels like' as the air temperature; forgetting that wind is an average speed, not a gust.

FAQ

Where does the data come from?: Open-Meteo, a free, keyless public weather API. We call it server-side and cache each result for about 15 minutes.
How accurate is the forecast?: Open-Meteo blends national weather-service models. It's good for everyday planning, but always check an official source before any severe-weather decision.
Can I switch to Fahrenheit?: Yes. The C/F toggle re-fetches in the chosen unit so every figure - temperature and feels-like - updates together.
Why does my city show the wrong place?: City names repeat around the world. The search lists matches with their country and region so you can pick the right one.