Weather, without the false confidence

Almost every weather app shows you a single number and a single icon. But that number is one model's opinion, and behind it sit half a dozen other forecasts that might disagree — sometimes by a lot. That hidden disagreement is the useful information, and it usually gets thrown away.

Climify keeps it. We show seven independent weather models side by side, a consensus average, and an honest agreement score so you can see when the forecast is solid and when it's a coin-flip.

Then we go one step further. Using each model's past forecasts and what actually happened, we rank the models by how accurate they've really been — for your specific city. Accuracy varies enormously by location, so "trust ECMWF this week in London" is a genuinely useful, measurable statement rather than a vibe.

There's no AI writing forecasts here, no account to create, and nothing tracked about you. Your saved cities and preferences live only in your own browser. All the data comes from the open feeds aggregated by Open-Meteo, and when we don't have a number, we show a dash instead of a guess.

Curious how any of it is calculated? It's all written up on the methodology page.