About WeatherJury
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Five forecasts. One verdict.

About WeatherJury

WeatherJury brings together weather forecasts for the same place and time. See a shared middle value, open the sources and spot when the forecasts disagree.

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Several perspectives on the same sky

Head out now or wait until after the rain? WeatherJury helps you compare temperature, feels-like temperature, precipitation, wind and UV without switching between several weather services. Search for a place, browse the coming hours and pull out the details you need.

What WeatherJury adds

The service automatically combines forecast data from selected national weather services and named weather models. The median provides an overview. Individual source values and their range reveal what sits behind it. The initial selection follows the place’s country and can be changed in the comparison.

Clear about uncertainty

WeatherJury summarises forecasts; it does not make its own weather observations. Agreement between sources does not make a forecast certain, and sources may share underlying models. Missing information stays missing, with the number of available sources reported for each value.

A tool that is developing

WeatherJury is under development. Report a problem or suggest an improvement using Feedback on the weather page. For weather warnings, also read the information directly from the responsible weather authority.

Why aren’t the globe or clouds moving in WeatherJury?

If your browser cannot display the 3D globe, WeatherJury uses a still image and pauses decorative effects to keep the page responsive. Motion may also be paused using the page’s motion button or your device’s reduced motion setting. Data saving mode can stop the globe’s rotation. Forecasts, location search and weather source comparisons work without animations.