How it works
- Type a city name or share your location once. The forecast comes from open weather models refreshed several times a day.
- The hourly strip covers the next 12 hours and the board covers 7 days with highs and lows.
- World clocks tick every second using your device clock, so they work fully offline.
Good to know
- Model forecasts can miss local showers. Check your national weather service before anything safety-related.
- Your search text and coordinates go only to the forecast request. Nothing is stored on any server.
- Temperatures switch between Celsius and Fahrenheit above the search box.
Standards and sources
- Open-Meteo — free weather API (national weather service models)
- Open-Meteo API docs — WMO weather codes
Last reviewed October 8, 2026
Frequently asked questions
Where does the weather data come from?
Open-Meteo, which republishes national weather service models. Forecasts refresh several times a day; the update time is always shown next to the board.
What if I am offline?
The last forecast stays on your device for a few hours. The world clock needs no network at all because it uses your device time.
Do you store my location?
No. Geolocation runs only when you tap the button, the coordinates go straight to the forecast request, and nothing is saved on any server.
Is the forecast exact?
No. Model forecasts can miss local showers and sudden changes. Check your national weather service before anything safety-related.