Where does PastWeather data come from?

PastWeather blends station observations from Meteostat with Open-Meteo reanalysis as a fallback, then caches the merged series so repeated lookups stay fast.

How fresh is the data I see?

We fetch the latest available observations every time you search. Some stations publish with short delays; when data is missing, we bridge the gap with Open-Meteo reanalysis until the observation arrives.

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You can search historical daily highs, lows, precipitation, snow, wind, and pressure for cities worldwide, picking specific day ranges and year ranges to compare periods.

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A quick primer on what PastWeather offers and how the data is assembled.

Where does PastWeather data come from?: PastWeather blends station observations from Meteostat with Open-Meteo reanalysis as a fallback, then caches the merged series so repeated lookups stay fast.
How fresh is the data I see?: We fetch the latest available observations every time you search. Some stations publish with short delays; when data is missing, we bridge the gap with Open-Meteo reanalysis until the observation arrives.
What can I search for?: You can search historical daily highs, lows, precipitation, snow, wind, and pressure for cities worldwide, picking specific day ranges and year ranges to compare periods.

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