2018 saw meteoblue featured in several media. We appreciate the recognition of our services, are working on further improving them in 2019 and welcome any news from our users side.

meteoblue wishes all users a Happy and Healthy New Year

We have added UKMO as 7th global model to our Multi-Model meteogram

meteoblue celebrates the closing of another year of growth with a team dinner in Basel.

We added local precipitation datasets to our unique >30-year hourly weather offer in history+ and plan to add more in 2019.

New studies show the accuracy of meteoblue models for both forecasting and historical weather data

meteoblue is contributing with digital technologies to the modernisation of Agriculture.

The project team of EUXDAT (European e-Infrastructure for Extreme Data Analytics in Sustainable Development) met in the meteoblue office to plan the next steps of the project, which enables use of spatial data for sustainable agricultural development.

At the 8th edition of leading worldwide fair for meteorological technology, we are presenting new unique meteoblue technologies to our increasing number of existing and new clients.

Aiming high: we celebrated our 12th year of existence with some customers and some of the contributors to the creation of our company. This created a vivid exchange of views, some fascinating views - in many regards - and a great motivation to continue our journey for innovation of weather services.