How to use leet weather

What the forecast means

Aggregated forecast is the arithmetic mean of the enabled sources that returned usable data. Model cards show the forecast from one source only; click a card to inspect that model or aggregator without averaging it with the others.

Forecast horizons differ. A source that only provides seven days does not contribute to day 12, for example. The small Sources: N badge shows how many distinct sources supplied data for that particular hour or day. It is not a probability or a measure of certainty.

The interactive page requests public Open-Meteo model data directly from your browser and performs the aggregation in JavaScript on your device. Optional providers that require private API credentials are relayed through the server so that their keys are not exposed. The project is designed to be free to use, but upstream services can impose rate limits.

Search and share a location

Search for a city or place in the main box. After three characters, choose a suggestion to use its coordinates consistently across all sources.

Place name:

Coordinates: latitude and longitude take priority over place. The page resolves a nearby named place for display and background imagery, while forecasts use the exact coordinates you supplied.

Open an individual model

Add model to the URL to open one enabled source in detail mode. Use the exact source ID from the directory below; it is the most reliable value. A few short aliases such as ecmwf, gfs, icon, aifs, arome and hrdps are also supported.

Only sources enabled in the administrator settings, configured where necessary, and available for the location can be opened. Use All models to return to the aggregated view.

All supported models and forecast sources

The directory below lists every source ID accepted by ?model= in the current project. Copy the exact ID into your URL, for example ?place=Elblag&model=bom_access_global_ensemble. Whether a source can be opened also depends on its enabled state in the admin panel, geographic coverage, current provider availability, and any required configuration.

Showing all 82 sources

JSON endpoint

Enable JSON output with json=yes to receive a machine-readable JSON response with current conditions, source IDs, source count, and an SVG weather icon in the response.

The JSON route follows its own JSON-enabled sources selection in the administrator panel, independently of the sources enabled for the interactive page. JSON responses are assembled by the site server, so provider calls made for this route use the server-side quotas of the providers they contact.

Install on your phone

The mobile Install button opens instructions and a copyable shortcut URL. After choosing a place, the link stores its exact coordinates, theme, temperature units, wind units and pressure units.

On iPhone or iPad, open the link in Safari, tap Share and choose Add to Home Screen. On Android, use the browser menu and choose Add to Home Screen or Create shortcut when available. The browser must confirm the action; a site cannot place an icon on the home screen without the visitor's permission.

Usage diagnostics and privacy

For reliability, usage statistics and abuse prevention, the server records the visitor IP address, selected location and rounded coordinates, source/API status, and timestamp. Diagnostic logs are retained for up to 35 days and are accessible only through the administrator panel.

Manage sources and themes

The administrator panel controls which models and aggregators participate. Unchecked sources are omitted from downloads, the average, cards, and JSON output. Some optional sources are available thanks to the administrator’s access and credentials.

Choose Aura, Dark, or Light in the page header. The display controls switch temperature between °C and °F, wind between km/h and mph, and pressure between hPa and inHg. These are presentation-only conversions: forecast data and JSON keep the standard source units (°C, km/h, and hPa).