Today plus seven past days
The same local-time weather series combines current conditions, today’s hours, and a full previous-week daily history.
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Weather Checker
Search a location to understand the weather now, through today, and across each of the previous seven days.
Rate-limited protected requests
A week of weather, in context.
Search a location to see current conditions, today’s hourly changes, and the previous seven days.
How it works
Current conditions with a week of context.
Use the present reading, hourly progression, and consistent daily history to understand what the weather has actually been doing.
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Search a location
Enter a city, town, region, or postal code and choose an alternate match when needed.
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Read current conditions
See temperature, apparent temperature, humidity, wind, gusts, pressure, cloud cover, and precipitation.
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Review the previous week
Compare daily highs and lows, conditions, rain, sunshine, wind, and today’s hourly progression.
Useful and responsibly served
Detailed weather without exposing the upstream API.
Protected server access
Signed HttpOnly sessions, same-origin checks, request throttles, temporary IP lockouts, caching, and upstream timeouts reduce automated abuse.
Worldwide location search
Search international cities and postal codes through Open-Meteo geocoding, with alternate matches for ambiguous names.
Weather checker questions
History, sources, cookies, and request limits.
Does this show the past seven days of weather?+
Yes. Results include seven previous local calendar days plus today, using Open-Meteo's archived forecast data.
Which locations can I search?+
You can search supported cities, towns, regions, and postal codes worldwide. Ambiguous searches show alternate location matches.
Where does the weather data come from?+
Weather and geocoding data are provided by Open-Meteo. Recent past values are archived model data and can differ from a specific local weather station.
Why can I be temporarily rate limited?+
The tool limits rapid and repeated requests per browser session and IP address to protect the free upstream service and keep the checker available.
Does the cookie track me?+
The weather cookie is an HttpOnly, same-site access token with a one-hour expiry. It contains a random session identifier and expiry, not your search or location.
Can this be used commercially?+
Open-Meteo's public free API is licensed for non-commercial use. Commercial deployments need an appropriate provider licence or paid Open-Meteo plan.
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