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Original explainers that help you understand forecast confidence, severe-weather alerts, and the conditions behind the numbers.

How Accurate Are 14-Day Forecasts?What forecast confidence really means after day seven. Tornado Watch vs. WarningThe difference, and what action to take for each alert. What Does a 30% Chance of Rain Mean?A plain-language guide to precipitation probability. How to Read the UV IndexUnderstand exposure levels and practical sun protection. What Does AQI Mean?How air-quality categories affect outdoor plans. Explore All Weather Articles →Browse the complete ClearCast weather-learning library.

🏙️ Popular City Forecasts

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Los Angeles
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Singapore
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📚 Weather Guides

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10-Day Forecast

Free Weather Forecasts for Any City Worldwide

ClearCast is a free, fast, and clutter-free weather service that gives you accurate forecasts for any city, town, or village on the planet. Type a location into the search box above, or tap Use My Location, and you'll instantly see current conditions, an hour-by-hour breakdown for the next 24 hours, and a full 14-day outlook — all on one clean page with no pop-ups, no sign-up, and no account required.

Unlike many weather sites that bury the forecast under autoplay videos and intrusive advertising, ClearCast is built around a single idea: show you the weather you came for, as quickly as possible, and explain what the numbers actually mean. Whether you're planning a trip, deciding what to wear, scheduling outdoor work, or simply checking whether to carry an umbrella, ClearCast gives you the full picture in seconds.

How to Use ClearCast

Getting a forecast takes one step. You can:

  • Search any location — start typing a city name and pick from the live suggestions. ClearCast covers millions of places worldwide, from major capitals to small towns.
  • Use your current location — tap the Use My Location button and your browser will share approximate coordinates so we can show the weather right where you are.
  • Switch units and time format — toggle between °C and °F, and between 12-hour and 24-hour time, using the controls at the top. Your forecast updates instantly.
  • Browse the tabs — flip between Today, Hourly, and 14-Day views, or see everything at once in the All tab.

You can also jump straight to a forecast for a major US city from the Popular City Forecasts section above, or read up on any weather topic in our Weather Guides and blog.

Understanding Your Forecast

Every ClearCast forecast includes the measurements that actually affect your day. Here's what each one means and why it matters:

  • Temperature & "feels like": The actual air temperature plus the apparent temperature, which factors in wind and humidity. On a humid 90°F (32°C) day it can feel like 100°F (38°C); on a windy winter day it can feel far colder. Learn more about feels-like temperature →
  • Humidity: How much moisture is in the air, shown as a percentage. High humidity makes heat feel more oppressive and sweat less effective at cooling you. Why humidity matters →
  • Wind speed, direction & gusts: Sustained wind plus peak gusts. Gusts are what knock down branches and make driving tricky, so we show both. When wind becomes dangerous →
  • UV index: The strength of the sun's ultraviolet radiation on a 0–11+ scale. The higher the number, the faster unprotected skin can burn. How to read the UV index →
  • Barometric pressure: Measured in hPa, this hints at what's coming — falling pressure often signals approaching storms, while rising pressure suggests clearing skies. Pressure explained →
  • Precipitation & rain chance: Current precipitation plus the daily probability of rain, so you know whether to pack an umbrella. What "30% chance of rain" really means →
  • Sunrise & sunset: Exact daylight times for your location, updated daily.

Where Our Weather Data Comes From

ClearCast forecasts are powered by Open-Meteo, an open weather API that combines data from leading national meteorological services — including NOAA in the United States, ECMWF in Europe, DWD in Germany, and Météo-France. Pulling from world-class numerical weather models means our forecasts are both highly accurate and globally consistent, whether you're checking the weather in New York, London, or a remote village. Location search is handled by the Open-Meteo Geocoding API and OpenStreetMap, covering millions of named places worldwide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is ClearCast really free?

Yes. ClearCast is completely free to use, with no account, no subscription, and no sign-up required. Just open the page and search.

How accurate is the forecast?

Short-range forecasts (the next day or two) are typically very accurate, while longer-range forecasts become less precise the further out they go. Our 14-day outlook is best used to spot trends — a warming stretch or an unsettled spell — rather than exact day-by-day detail. We explain this in our guide on how accurate 14-day forecasts are.

Do I need to allow location access?

No. Location access is entirely optional and only used if you tap "Use My Location." You can always search for any city manually instead, and ClearCast does not track or store your location.

How often is the weather updated?

Forecast data refreshes throughout the day as new model runs become available, so each time you load a location you're seeing the latest available conditions and outlook.

Can I check the weather for cities outside the United States?

Absolutely. While our Popular City Forecasts highlight major US cities, the search box works for any city, town, or village worldwide. Just start typing and select your location from the suggestions.