Weather Forecast — Current + 7-Day for Any US City
Live conditions (temperature, feels-like, humidity, wind) plus a full week of highs, lows and rain chances.
Data: Open-Meteo (live fetch). For official severe-weather warnings, always rely on the National Weather Service at weather.gov.
How to read the 7-day forecast
Each day shows the expected high and low, the dominant condition, and the precipitation probability — the chance of measurable rain or snow at any point that day. 20% means most such days stay dry; 60% means plan for wet. Forecasts are most reliable inside 3 days; days 5–7 show the trend, not a promise — models re-run every few hours and the outlook updates with them.
Feels-like, honestly
The “feels like” (apparent) temperature folds humidity and wind into one number: humid heat feels hotter because sweat evaporates slowly; wind strips warmth in winter (wind chill). It is the number to dress by.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does this data come from?
Open-Meteo, fetched live when you search. It aggregates national weather models including NOAA's — the same modeling behind most weather apps.
Why search again later for a different forecast?
Models update every few hours with new observations; small changes between visits are the science working, not an error.
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