Weather Tracker
Live weather conditions and 7-day forecast for any city.
7-Day Forecast
Search for a city to see the 7-day forecast.
Weather data from Open-Meteo.com. Free and open-source weather API.
Live weather conditions and 7-day forecast for any city.
Search for a city to see the 7-day forecast.
Weather data from Open-Meteo.com. Free and open-source weather API.
Weather data combines multiple atmospheric measurements to give you a complete picture of current and expected conditions. Temperature is the most obvious metric, but understanding how it interacts with humidity, wind speed, and barometric pressure gives you a much more accurate sense of how the weather actually feels.
The 'feels like' temperature (also called apparent temperature) accounts for wind chill in cold weather and the heat index in warm, humid conditions. A 5 degree Celsius day with strong winds feels much colder than a calm day at the same temperature. Similarly, 30 degrees Celsius at 90% humidity feels far more oppressive than dry heat at the same reading.
Whether you are organizing an outdoor marketing event, a product launch, or a team outing, weather plays a critical role in planning. The 7-day forecast gives you a window to make informed decisions about timing and logistics.
Precipitation probability and amount are the most important factors for outdoor events. Even light drizzle (under 1mm) can affect attendance and equipment. Wind speed matters for tents, signage, and displays. Temperature affects crowd comfort and how long attendees are willing to stay. Checking all these factors together helps you build contingency plans and set realistic expectations for turnout.
Weather directly influences consumer behavior and purchasing patterns. Retail foot traffic, online shopping patterns, and ad engagement all shift with weather conditions. Marketers who factor weather into their campaign timing consistently see better results.
For example, food and beverage brands see higher engagement when promoting warm drinks during cold snaps or cold beverages during heat waves. Outdoor recreation brands benefit from timing campaigns to match periods of favorable weather. Real estate open houses get better turnout on pleasant days. Using live weather data to inform your marketing calendar gives you a practical edge over competitors running campaigns on fixed schedules.
A weather forecast is a prediction based on atmospheric models, satellite data, and historical patterns. Short-range forecasts (1 to 2 days) are highly accurate, typically correct about 90% of the time. Accuracy decreases as you look further ahead, with 7-day forecasts being directionally useful but less precise on exact temperatures.
Weather codes standardize conditions into categories like clear sky, partly cloudy, rain, snow, and thunderstorms. The precipitation value tells you how much moisture to expect in millimeters. Wind direction indicates where the wind is blowing from, so a north wind means air flowing from north to south. Surface pressure helps predict weather changes: rising pressure usually means improving conditions, while falling pressure often signals incoming storms or rain.
All weather data comes from the Open-Meteo API, which aggregates data from national weather services including NOAA (US), DWD (Germany), and other meteorological agencies worldwide. Open-Meteo provides free, open-source access to high-quality weather forecasts without requiring an API key.
Short-range forecasts (1 to 2 days out) are highly accurate, typically within 1 to 2 degrees of actual temperature. Accuracy gradually decreases for longer ranges. The 7-day forecast is best used for general trend planning rather than precise conditions. Temperature highs and lows are usually more reliable than exact precipitation timing.
Yes. Use the toggle buttons at the top of the page to switch between Celsius and Fahrenheit. The conversion is applied to all temperature displays including current temperature, feels-like temperature, and all 7-day forecast high and low values. Your preference is applied instantly without refetching data.
On initial load, the tool requests your browser location to automatically show weather for your current area. This is entirely optional. If you deny the location request or your browser does not support geolocation, the tool defaults to showing weather for New York. You can always search for any city manually.
Weather codes are standardized numbers from the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) that represent specific conditions. Code 0 means clear sky, codes 1 through 3 indicate partly cloudy conditions, 45 through 48 represent fog, 51 through 55 are drizzle, 61 through 65 indicate rain, 71 through 77 mean snow, 80 through 82 are rain showers, and 95 through 99 represent thunderstorms. Each code is mapped to an emoji icon for quick visual reference.