🌍 What is ClearCast?
ClearCast is a free premium weather service that gives you instant access to accurate, real-time weather data for any city or town worldwide. Whether you're planning a trip, heading outdoors, or just curious about the sky above you, ClearCast delivers everything you need in one clean, fast interface.
From current conditions and hourly breakdowns to 14-day forecasts, UV index tracking, wind speeds, humidity, sunrise and sunset times — ClearCast puts it all at your fingertips, completely free of charge.
⚡ What We Offer
Real-Time Temperature
Live current temperature with feels-like data updated every hour.
14-Day Forecast
Plan ahead with a full two-week outlook including rain probability.
Hourly Breakdown
Hour-by-hour conditions for the next 24 hours at a glance.
UV Index
Visual UV index bar so you know when to apply sunscreen.
Wind & Pressure
Wind speed, direction, gusts and barometric pressure readings.
Global Search
Search any city, town or village worldwide with live suggestions.
📡 Our Data Sources
ClearCast is powered by Open-Meteo, a free and open-source weather API that aggregates data from world-leading meteorological services including NOAA (USA), ECMWF (Europe), DWD (Germany), and Météo-France. This ensures our forecasts are highly accurate and globally consistent.
Location search is handled by the Open-Meteo Geocoding API and OpenStreetMap's Nominatim service, covering millions of cities, towns, and villages across every continent.
👤 Who Runs ClearCast
ClearCast is built and maintained by one independent developer. There is no editorial staff, no newsroom, and no meteorologist on payroll — and this page would rather say so plainly than imply otherwise.
What that means in practice: the person who writes the guides is the same person who wrote the code that calls the forecast APIs, caches the responses, and renders the numbers you see on the tool. That is the actual expertise behind this site — not credentials in atmospheric science, but first-hand experience of how forecast data is sourced, where different weather models disagree, and why two apps can show different numbers for the same afternoon.
Where a claim needs authority this site does not have, it is attributed to a body that does, and linked.
✍️ How Content Is Created and Reviewed
ClearCast is an independently operated weather utility. The forecast interface presents data from the providers named above; this site does not create or alter the underlying numerical forecast. The explanatory guides are written here.
For weather-science and safety articles, terminology and recommendations are checked against primary meteorological and public-safety sources — national weather services, NOAA, the World Meteorological Organization, and the forecast-model documentation maintained by the data providers above. Temperatures are shown in both Fahrenheit and Celsius, and articles carry publication and revision dates so readers can judge how current they are.
Articles are written to explain what the tool is showing you. Where an official source already explains something well, this site links to it rather than restating it at length.
Forecasts always contain uncertainty, especially further into the future. ClearCast is intended for everyday planning, not as a replacement for official warnings or emergency instructions. During severe weather, follow your national or local weather authority.
🔎 Corrections and Transparency
The goal is to explain weather clearly without overstating forecast precision. If you find a factual error, an outdated recommendation, a broken feature, or an accessibility problem, email the page address and a short description. Correction requests are read and acted on, and an article's revision date is updated whenever a substantive change is made.
Because one person maintains this site, corrections may take a few days rather than a few hours. They are not ignored.
ClearCast is supported by advertising. Advertising never determines the forecast data, the conclusions in an article, or which topics get explained.
📬 Contact Us
Feedback, bug reports, corrections, or just saying hello — all of it reaches the person who builds this site, and all of it gets read. User feedback is what drives what gets fixed and built next.
Email us at: hello@clearcastweather.com