May 2026 was marked by unusually warm weather across Europe, growing attention to urban climate resilience, and continued advances in weather services. In this edition, we share upcoming events and webinars, examine Europe’s first major heatwave of 2026, explore weather APIs, and highlight weather applications for agriculture and climate-sensitive operations.

April brings a strong focus on applied climate and weather intelligence at meteoblue. In this edition, we share upcoming events, new collaborations, and recent developments in real-time weather monitoring and risk forecasting – from urban climate resilience and Smart City applications to radar-based precipitation monitoring and wildfire risk assessment.

The latest developments from meteoblue, from new partnerships and product updates to perspectives on climate risk and infrastructure resilience in a changing climate.

Welcome to the meteoblue Newsletter – February 2026. Here we share the latest updates from meteoblue, including new product developments, upcoming events, and insights into urban climate monitoring. Discover how our latest innovations and expertise continue to support informed decision-making across weather-sensitive sectors.

Welcome to the meteoblue Newsletter – January 2026. This edition brings together the latest news and insights from across meteoblue, including company announcements, newly released features, updates from our community forum, and industry developments. Explore what’s new and see how our latest tools and data can support your work in the months ahead.

Experience the sleek new look of our meteograms and tap into the power of our advanced algorithms – reengineered for superior forecast precision and lightning-fast data processing.

On the occasion of Earth Overshoot day, meteoblue offers a 50% discount on climate+ until 2023-08-21. climate+ is our unique climate prediction service with climate forecasts until 2100.

As meteoblue frequently updates its website offering, this newsletter helps to get an overview of the latest developments and to identify features you might have missed.