Weather Forecast
Type a place name and see today's weather plus the next 7 days.
How it works
Type a city or town name, and this weather forecast tool first finds its latitude and longitude, then asks Open-Meteo, a free weather service, for the forecast at that spot. You get the current temperature, a plain description like clear sky or rain, wind speed, and humidity, plus a 7 day forecast with the high and low temperature each day and the chance of rain. Weather forecasts are models, not promises, so they get less certain further ahead. Check again before you travel, especially if you are planning around rain or storms.
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FAQ
Why does it ask for a place name, not coordinates?
Most people know a city name, not its coordinates. The tool looks the coordinates up for you, then fetches the forecast for that spot.
How accurate is a 7 day forecast?
The first day or two are usually close. Later days are a trend, not a guarantee, and rain chances can shift as new data comes in.
Where does the data come from?
Open-Meteo, under a CC BY 4.0 licence, with place search from OpenStreetMap. No sign up is needed.