Weather at My Location
The weather at your point now and over the next hours.
You can also choose device location or enter a point.
Your point will appear here on the map.Let’s find your location.
Use your device, enter coordinates or choose a US city.
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On this page, choosing a location also sends that point, rounded to about 1 km, to MET Norway and, in the US, the National Weather Service for its weather.
Weather here
Choose your location or a point to see its weather.
The point goes, rounded to about 1 km, to MET Norway and, for US points, the National Weather Service. Both may log the request.
Forecast: MET Norway, CC BY 4.0, shown in words and US units. Alerts and forecast text: National Weather Service.
- City or town
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- County or equivalent
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- County code (FIPS)
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- State or region
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- Country
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- Census ZIP area
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- Time zone
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- Local time
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- Latitude, longitude
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- IP address
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- Today
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- Sunrise
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- Sunset
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- Ground elevation
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Sunrise and sunset are approximate, for a level horizon. Hills, buildings and weather can change when the sun becomes visible.
Why answers can differ
IP versus GPS · ZIP versus ZCTA · Device versus physical time zone
The copy includes the selected coordinates. Share it only with someone you choose.
Works with no signal once saved
Save this area’s maps on this device. With no signal, your device position still finds the county, ZIP area, time zone and coordinates here. No coordinates or location history are saved. A new area and USGS elevation need a connection.
What the forecast shows
The temperature and sky are for the current hour at your point, from MET Norway’s forecast model, which covers the whole world. The next six hours follow, then the day’s high and low over the next 24 hours, the wind and where it blows from, the humidity and any rain or snow expected in the next hour. For a point in the United States, active National Weather Service alerts come first, followed by your local forecast office’s own words for today and tonight.
Why your phone’s weather app may differ
Weather apps use different forecast models and update them at different times, and a forecast describes an area of a few kilometers, not your street. A hilltop, a valley or a lakeshore can be a few degrees off. When an app and this page disagree about an alert, follow the alert: the National Weather Service issues them for the United States, and your national weather service does elsewhere.
The UV index today
The UV index shown is the highest of the next 24 hours for a clear sky, the figure the forecast gives before clouds. Clouds lower it, but thin cloud lets most of it through. At 3 and above, the World Health Organization advises shade around midday, clothing, a hat and sunscreen; at 8 and above, avoid the midday sun where you can.
What leaves this page
When you choose your location or a point, it goes to MET Norway, and for US points to the National Weather Service, rounded to two decimal places, about 1 km. Both services may keep a record of the request. The approximate location from your internet connection is never sent unless you tap “Show the weather here.” Nothing is stored on this site; see privacy.
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