Weather is an integral factor in urban life, significantly impacting the reliability and safety of city public services. For these services to operate efficiently and ensure public safety, accurate and timely weather data is crucial. This inform...

The experience of noticing one side of a street seeming sunnier, or a particular park bench feeling a few degrees cooler than the rest of the area, is often an encounter with a microclimate, a localized atmospheric zone where the climate differs...

Climate change is not a peripheral issue for the rental market; it is a direct and growing influence on affordability and availability. As the planet continues to warm, the financial repercussions for both landlords and tenants will likely inten...

Prioritising natural light in the workplace isn't just an aesthetic choice; it's an investment in employee health, focus, and energy. By understanding its benefits and taking steps to increase its presence, businesses can create more vibrant, pr...

OpenWeather actively supports research and education by providing extensive access to weather data and tools. Through dedicated programs, we assist students, educators, and research institutions worldwide. Our goal is to make valuable weather in...

Weather drives both climate adaptation and energy security. Mastering weather intelligence is therefore essential for strengthening climate services and our power grids. OpenWeather is committed to delivering the insights needed to navigate thes...

OpenWeather recently participated in a crucial European dialogue focused on the future of climate services, joining key stakeholders at the “European Regulation of Climate Services: A Dialogue with Private Providers” conference in Barcelona.

May Day traditions remind us of our enduring relationship with the weather. They are a colourful, joyful expression of hope, renewal, and gratitude for the warmth and light that allows nature, and human communities, to thrive. As we observe or p...

The way we work is constantly evolving, shaped by technology and changing societal expectations. Increasingly, however, another powerful force is influencing workplace decisions: extreme weather.

Weather significantly impacts last-mile delivery costs, efficiency, safety, and customer satisfaction. As weather patterns shift, relying on chance isn't viable. By integrating reliable, hyperlocal weather data and forecasts, logistics companies...