The same climate hazard can pose very different risks to people, infrastructure and other assets, depending on their exposure and vulnerability.

Cities are heating up faster than their planning cycles. From 3 to 5 November, we’ll be in Barcelona to talk about what weather data can do about that.

On 20 October 2026 in Basel, scientists, partners and clients gathered to discuss the state of the weather and climate sector, and celebrate two decades of meteoblue.

meteoblue joined partners in Mwanza to review progress on KijaniSpace, a project which merges satellite observations, weather sensor measurements, and simulated weather data to support farmers around Lake Victoria.

From 13 to 15 October in Berlin, meteoblue and its partners will present a joint approach to urban climate monitoring and adaptation, from sensors to practical planning.

From better forecasts to good conversations over a beer, join meteoblue (and Windy) at stand H30 in Amsterdam this October!

Weather forecasting has moved from a nightly broadcast to the centre of operational decision-making. The meteoblue Weather & Climate Summit in Basel this October will examine how forecasting reached that position and where the field is heading.

A Swiss-Brazilian partnership is turning Curitiba into a living laboratory for climate resilience, sensor by sensor.

meteoblue has introduced a new series of monthly Forecast Accuracy Reports, providing a transparent assessment of forecast performance based on observations from weather stations worldwide and comparisons with leading global weather models.

The meteoblue app is now available on Apple Watch, making it easier than ever to check current conditions and detailed forecasts with a quick glance at your wrist.