New — WeatherLab

The weather, where you actually are.

Six open weather models — from NASA, Google DeepMind, IBM, and NVIDIA — in one place. Not your weather app's single forecast. Not the airport 30 miles away. Your exact spot, six ways to look at it.

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Napa Valley, CA

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Built on open forecasts from NASA, IBM, Google DeepMind, NVIDIA, and NOAA. All open-source.

What people are using it for

Real uses, from real people.

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frost

See frost before it lands

Know when tonight's dew point is going to kiss freezing. Get a text before your budding vines do.

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Watch the storm coming in

Track storm energy as it builds across tornado alley. See where the next cell is most likely, hour by hour.

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Know tomorrow's sun

See cloud cover for your exact roof tomorrow. Charge batteries overnight if it's going to be grey.

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Know the wind before you fly

Gusts at your actual takeoff spot — not the weather station 30 miles away. Skip the napkin math.

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Plan a route, not a prayer

Wind along your actual sailing route, every hour, for the next 10 days. Not the closest airport.

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Weather for your fields, not your county

Zoom the forecast in to 3 km resolution over your land. See what's happening on your patch, not the regional average.

How it works

Three steps. No code required.

1

Pick your spot

Click anywhere on earth. Search a city. Or plug in your own weather station if you have one — we speak Ambient Weather and Tempest.

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See your forecast

Six models, one view. Compare side-by-side, or pick the one you trust for the lead time you care about.

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Stay ahead

Set alerts for the things that matter — frost, wind, rain. Get a ping when the forecast crosses your line.

Six of the world's best weather models

All open-source. All unified. No code required.

Questions

How accurate are these forecasts?

It depends on the model and how far out you're looking. GraphCast beats the old-school forecasts on 90%+ of metrics out to 10 days (published in Science, 2023). FourCastNet is strong on extreme weather within a 6-day window. Prithvi WxC takes an existing forecast and zooms it in — so its accuracy depends on the input. Every forecast shows you exactly what the model said, hour by hour, so you can see for yourself.

Is my data private?

Yes. Your searches and saved forecasts are yours. We keep logs for 30 days for debugging and then throw them away. We never sell your data.

What happens if a model is wrong?

Models get it wrong sometimes — physics is hard and the atmosphere is chaotic. We don't hide that. Every forecast shows you what the model said and how confident it is (when the model tells us). If GraphCast predicts rain and it's sunny, you can see exactly where the model drifted.

Can I use this for my business?

Yes. Every model we serve is open-source and commercial-friendly (Apache 2.0, BSD-3, or US Public Domain). We deliberately don't serve Aurora or Pangu-Weather — their licenses are research-only. You don't need to worry about attribution; we handle it.

Do I need to code?

No. Pick a spot, pick a model, click run. That's it. If you do want to automate (ping your Slack when frost is coming, pull forecasts into a spreadsheet), there's a developer path too — but it's optional.

What's the free plan?

500 checks a month. That's enough for about 100 GraphCast runs, 50 hyperlocal zoom-ins, or unlimited baseline Open-Meteo forecasts — no card required. Academic emails (.edu, .ac.uk) get 750. If you hit the limit and want more, plans start at $29/month.

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