How to Use the Weather Forecast Tool
The Weather Forecast tool gives you current conditions and a seven-day outlook for anywhere in the world, with no account and no API key. Here is how to get the most from it.
Pick a location
Type a city name into the search box and choose the right match from the list — the suggestions include the region and country so you can tell two same-named towns apart. Prefer where you are right now? Tap Use my location and allow the browser prompt; your coordinates are sent to Open-Meteo to fetch the local forecast. Your last choice is remembered on your device, so the tool opens on it next time.
Read current conditions and the week
The top card shows the temperature now, what it feels like, humidity, wind and recent precipitation, with an icon for the sky. Below it, the seven-day row gives each day's high and low, the dominant weather and the maximum chance of rain. Use the °C / °F toggle to switch units instantly — your preference sticks.
Switch units and re-check
The °C / °F toggle changes temperature and wind speed together, and the choice is saved in your browser so the tool opens the same way next time. Nothing else is held back: every visit re-requests the current conditions and the daily outlook, so reloading is how you pull the newest data.
Read the week the right way
The first two days are the firm part of the outlook, days three to five are a good steer worth re-checking, and days six and seven show direction rather than detail. See how accurate a 7-day forecast is for why that gap widens across the week, and forecast confidence for how to judge a single day before you commit to a plan.
See current conditions and a 7-day outlook for your city.
Open the Weather Forecast tool