About us

A weather check that takes five seconds

MyWeatherToday is a free weather forecast for any city, town or point on the map. Open it and you get the weather right now, the next 48 hours, the next two weeks, live radar and air quality, without an account, an app or a video playing first.

What we do

Everything for one place sits on one page, and that place follows you from page to page:

  • Today. Temperature, feels-like, wind and gusts, humidity, UV, air quality and rain for the next three hours in fifteen-minute steps.
  • Hourly and 14-day forecasts. The detail when timing matters, and the trend when you are planning ahead.
  • Weather map. Live radar plus model layers for rain, temperature, wind, cloud, pressure and air quality.
  • Widgets. A free live forecast you can embed on your own website.

Why we built it

Most weather sites bury a simple answer under autoplay video, pop-ups and a dozen ads. We wanted the opposite: a fast, calm page that answers “do I need a jacket?” and “will it rain on the way home?” at a glance, and explains its numbers honestly, including how far ahead they can be trusted.

How the forecast works

The forecast is built from open data published by national weather services and international forecasting centres. For each place we use the highest-resolution model available, then hand off to global models for the longer range. Conditions refresh about every fifteen minutes. The weather FAQ explains how to read each part of it.

MyWeatherToday is an independent site. It is not affiliated with The Weather Channel, any TV station or any government agency, and it does not replace official warnings. For severe weather, follow your national weather service.

Who we are

MyWeatherToday is designed, built and run by Codologies Pvt Ltd, a small software company in Bengaluru, India. Questions, ideas and bug reports are always welcome on the contact page.

Credits

Credits and licences

Weather and air quality data by Open-Meteo.com, licensed under CC BY 4.0, from national weather services and the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service.

Radar imagery by RainViewer.

Basemap © Esri, HERE, Garmin and OpenStreetMap contributors.

Place search by Open-Meteo and BigDataCloud; approximate location by GeoJS.

Photographs: Caleb Riston (CC BY 4.0), oliwok (CC BY 4.0), Jakec (CC BY-SA 3.0), Saffron Blaze (CC BY-SA 3.0), Thomas Bresson (CC BY 3.0), Uoaei1 (CC BY-SA 3.0), Dietmar Rabich (CC BY-SA 4.0), Nadinviki (CC BY-SA 4.0), Ximeg (CC BY-SA 3.0), Christopher Michel (CC BY 2.0), Joshua Strang, U.S. Air Force (Public domain), Nepenthes (CC BY-SA 3.0). All via Wikimedia Commons.