Where the data comes from
Forecast and historical data come from Open-Meteo. Locations are based on GeoNames, maps on OpenStreetMap and boundaries on Natural Earth. World Live also uses the international public sources listed on that page.
What Meteo AI intelligence does
The app compares temperature, rain, wind, UV index, air quality and forecast range to produce summaries and practical guidance. Core analysis runs in the browser using local rules; questions are not sent to external generative services.
Update frequency
Current conditions and forecasts are requested when a location is opened or refreshed. Short technical caches reduce repeated requests; timing and availability depend on each data provider.
Forecasts, probability and uncertainty
A chance of rain does not guarantee rain at the exact selected point. Uncertainty increases further into the future. Meteo AI explains the available data but does not certify individual events.
Essential privacy
No account is required. Favourites, theme, locations and caches normally remain in the browser. Position is read only after device consent and is used to find the requested location.
Limits and safety
Meteo AI is an information tool. It does not replace civil protection, local authorities, official bulletins, professional assessment or marine navigation tools. Official sources take priority whenever safety is involved.
Main sources
Our commitment
Indexable pages only for genuinely active locations, declared sources, no promise of absolute accuracy and clear explanations when data is uncertain.