Weather Lookup

Current weather and 10-day forecast for any city worldwide. Temperature, feels-like, precipitation, wind, and UV from Open-Meteo. Private, no account.

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Search a city, state, or ZIP — or use your location — and the full forecast appears right here.

Forecast data comes from the Open-Meteo API (aggregating national weather-service models) for the city you search, and can change without notice. Search queries are sent to the weather API to return results. Verify safety-critical conditions through official alerts.

This page sends your requested location to weather providers only after you submit it. No weather request is made on page load. Results are fetched live and are not estimates. See our Privacy Policy.

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What does this weather lookup show?

Get current weather, hourly trends, and a 7-day forecast for any city worldwide — temperature, feels-like, humidity, precipitation, wind, and UV index, privately and without an account.

How the 7-day forecast works

Each day shows the expected high and low temperature, the maximum UV index, and the probability of precipitation. Higher precipitation probability means rain or snow is more likely but not certain.

Current conditions vs. feels-like

The feels-like (apparent) temperature accounts for wind and humidity, so it can differ from the actual temperature — especially in wind or humidity.

Why forecasts change

Weather models update several times a day. The forecast for tomorrow is more reliable than the one for a week out, which is why it's worth checking closer to the day.

How current is the forecast data?

Forecasts come from live weather-provider requests made only after you submit a location. Providers update model output on their own schedules, commonly hourly, so a forecast pulled minutes ago can differ from one pulled now during rapidly changing conditions. For severe weather, treat any single source, including this one, as one input among official warnings.

Why does the forecast change between checks?

Weather models re-run with fresh observations, and each run adjusts the picture, especially beyond two or three days. Small differences in initial readings amplify over time, which is why day-one forecasts are confident and day-eight forecasts are sketches. Checking closer to the event always yields the sharper answer.

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How this calculator works

Reviewed 2026-08-15 · BoringToolsKit Editorial Team

Formula

Forecasts combine current observations with hourly and daily model output from Open-Meteo. Current conditions show temperature, feels-like, humidity, precipitation, and wind; the 7-day view shows daily high/low and precipitation probability.

Worked example

Searching London returns current temperature and a 7-day forecast with each day's high/low, UV index, and chance of rain — sourced from the Open-Meteo weather model.

Assumptions to verify

  • Forecasts come from the Open-Meteo weather model and are estimates, not guarantees.
  • Conditions are reported for the city center and can vary by neighborhood.
  • Weather changes quickly; re-check near the time you need an accurate forecast.
  • Your city search is sent to Open-Meteo only to fetch the forecast — no location is stored or tracked.

Frequently asked questions

Does this weather tool track my location?

No. You type a city name and it's sent to Open-Meteo only to fetch that city's forecast. Nothing is stored, and your browser location is never used.

How accurate is the forecast?

Open-Meteo uses standard weather models. Accuracy is highest for the next 1-3 days and decreases further out, which is typical for all forecasts.

What does UV index mean?

UV index measures sun intensity on a 0-11+ scale. Higher values mean faster sunburn risk — 3+ needs protection, 8+ is very high.

Can I see the forecast in Fahrenheit?

Yes. Choose Fahrenheit in the units selector and all temperatures display in °F.

Cite this tool

BoringToolsKit. “Weather Lookup.” boringtoolskit.com/weather-lookup/ (reviewed 2026-08-15). Free to reference in articles, syllabi, and answer posts with a link.

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