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The weather on your route, at the hour you ride through it

Load a GPX or KML route, set your start time and speed, and MeteoRide shows rain, wind and temperature for every stretch at the time you will be there.

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MeteoRide on a laptop: a route on the map and the weather table for each stretch
MeteoRide on a phone: the weather table for a route

For anyone heading out

What it does

Every stretch, at the hour you get there

Each column is a point on the route: time and distance, temperature, wind with gusts, rain in mm/h with its probability, humidity, cloud and UV. Sunrise, sunset and civil twilight are marked, and a bar shows the light in each interval.

The weather table on a laptop: one column per point of the route

See it on the map

Wind arrows coloured by strength and droplets where rain is expected, over the route itself, with its start and finish marked.

The route map on a phone, with wind arrows and rain droplets

Three providers, side by side

Open-Meteo, global and up to 14 days ahead, is the default. AROME-HD from Météo-France gives high resolution over France and nearby countries for 36 hours. OpenWeather works with your own key. Choose Compare to see them together, or press ⇄ and then ⟲ to compare two start times.

Compare mode on a laptop: several providers for the same route

Warnings, and a heads-up if it changes

With an OpenWeather key, the official warnings that overlap your ride appear with the route. The app keeps watching it and sends you a notification like this one if the weather turns worse.

An official weather warning shown in the app on a phone

MeteoRide · now

⚠️ Official warning · Example ride - Mont-roig to Castillo

Official warning: Thunderstorms, yellow level

How it works

  1. Load your route

    Open a GPX or KML file, paste a link, or share it from another app.

  2. Start time and speed

    When you set off and your average speed: MeteoRide works out when you reach each point.

  3. See the weather

    A table and a map with the forecast along the route, every 15 or 30 minutes.

See it working

The weather table on a phone
The route map with the weather on a laptop
Comparing providers on a phone
An official warning on the route on a laptop

Get MeteoRide

Private by design

Read the privacy policy

Questions

Is it free?

Yes. MeteoRide is free, with no account and no ads.

Do I need an API key?

No. Open-Meteo and AROME-HD work without one. Only OpenWeather, and the official warnings that come from it, need your own key, which you enter in Settings.

Does it work out of signal?

In the app, if you prepare it: press 📴 at home and the route keeps its forecast. Opening the app brings back the last route with its table, and a forecast up to twelve hours old is still shown, labelled with its age. The map background needs a connection and may be blank.

How accurate is it?

As accurate as the forecast it comes from: MeteoRide shows what the providers forecast, it does not make its own. From day 3 or 4 onwards forecasts are markedly less reliable. Compare sources when the decision matters, and check your official weather service before a ride that could be affected.

Does it work with Garmin or Karoo?

MeteoRide runs on your phone or computer, not on the head unit. The app shares the route as a GPX with any app that accepts it, such as your head unit's. On the web, an optional userscript sends it to the Hammerhead dashboard.

What happens to my data?

There is no account. Your settings, routes and key are kept on your device. To compute the forecast, the route's points go to the weather providers, and the map is loaded from OpenStreetMap; the privacy policy lists exactly what each one receives.

Try it now with an example route

A route already loaded, with its forecast. No file needed.

Open the example