Observe the atmosphere
Live weather
Compare the weather in two places, then follow the next three days together. Start with London’s temperate setting and Singapore’s position near the equator.
Current model conditions
Open-Meteo supplies model estimates rather than readings from a weather station.
London
A51.51°N 0.13°W
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Singapore
B1.35°N 103.82°E
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Follow the next 72 hours
One timeline, two places.
Both places will use the same UTC timeline.
Air temperature is measured in the model at 2 m above the surface. Both series use UTC, so the same hour can fall at different times of day locally.
Put the readings on the map
Where does the weather change?
Choose which place to move, then click the map. Pin readings follow the selected forecast hour above.
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From observation to explanation
What would you investigate next?
Choose a difference in the forecast and suggest a cause. Use a model to test your explanation, then decide what other evidence you would need.
About the forecast data
Open-Meteo combines numerical weather models and chooses a suitable model grid cell near each pin. The terrain height and location of that cell can differ from your selected coordinates. A dash means no value was supplied. Requests are cached for ten minutes in this tab.
Use these forecasts to investigate patterns in class. For decisions about severe weather, consult the relevant local weather service.
Weather data by Open-Meteo. Explore the Atlas to connect today’s weather with longer-term climate and landscapes.