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Explore wind, precipitation, satellite, radar and selectable forecast models on a detailed map.
Explore weather websites and apps, compare forecasts, radar maps and specialist tools — and discover a new way to read the sky. Find the forecast that fits your world.
Explore real weather services, compare what they offer and find an alternative to your usual forecast.
Explore wind, precipitation, satellite, radar and selectable forecast models on a detailed map.
Consumer forecasts with hourly and daily views, RealFeel and MinuteCast rain timing where available.
Brings multiple forecast sources together so you can inspect agreement, differences and a combined view.
Detailed forecast visualisations, MultiModel products, maps and specialist weather information.
A clear forecast experience from the Norwegian Meteorological Institute and NRK, with broad location coverage.
Explore forecast maps for temperature, precipitation, wind, clouds and other atmospheric variables.
A mainstream weather service combining local forecasts, hourly outlooks, maps, radar and weather news.
Combines forecasts with observations from a network of personal weather stations.
The U.S. National Weather Service portal for forecasts, watches, warnings and local radar.
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Feature descriptions are based on each service's publicly presented product features. Availability and depth can vary by region, platform and subscription.
There is no single weather app that wins every situation. A map enthusiast, a sailor, a commuter and someone checking tomorrow's rain are looking for different things.
Explore all weather tools ↗Look for multiple-source or multi-model views.
Choose a map with radar, satellite and useful layers.
Explore hourly charts, meteograms and model context.
Check local warning authorities and alert coverage.
We group services by what they are useful for, not by a universal accuracy score. “Editor's Pick” means leet weather is our featured choice for comparing forecast sources. It does not mean it is best for every location or every use case.
Accuracy depends on the location, forecast variable, time horizon and the way results are verified. A service that performs well for temperature in one region may be less reliable for precipitation or wind elsewhere. Compare sources and check local performance rather than relying on a universal ranking.
A multi-source view can bring together forecasts from different providers or systems. A multi-model view compares outputs from different numerical weather prediction models. The terms overlap in some products, but they are not always interchangeable.
Most listed services provide some free access, but features, limits, advertising and paid tiers vary. Check each provider's official website for current plans and regional availability.
leet weather is featured because its multi-source approach directly addresses one of the directory's central questions: how different forecast sources line up. The featured label is an editorial choice, not a third-party certification.