Road WeatherWeather at your arrival time
We forecast each point for when you'll actually be there — not the conditions sitting on the map right now.
// the whole pointPlan-ahead trip weather
Weather where and when you'll be there.
Other apps show the forecast on a map, right now. Road Weather plans your route and gives you the conditions at every point along the way — for the moment you'll actually arrive. For riders, drivers and cyclists.
Free to download on iOS & Android — no account needed.
No accountSaved on-deviceOpen data
16daysforecast rangeplan today or two weeks out
0–100trip scoregraded A+ to F per departure
3modesways to ridemoto · convertible · bike
6signalswhat we scoreUV · rain · wind · temp · night · hazards
Why it's different
A map shows weather now. Your trip happens later.
You leave at nine, but you won't hit the coast road until half eleven — and by then the front has moved in. Road Weather forecasts each point for the moment you'll actually be there.
What makes it different
Built for the "should I go this weekend?" decision.
Everything is tuned to one question — what will it be like out there, along the whole route, at the times you'll be riding it.
Moto, convertible or bike
Each mode reweights wind, rain and UV — and shifts the "good to ride" temperature band: warmer for a convertible, cooler on the bike.
// tuned per modeMulti-stop trip planning
Drop waypoints by search or by tapping the map. Get a map view plus a scrollable forecast timeline for the trip.
// map + timelinePrivate by design
No account to create, and your trip history is saved on your device — not on our servers. Built on open data from Open-Meteo and OpenStreetMap.
// local-firstScoring engine
One forecast, three verdicts.
The same conditions score differently depending on what you're riding. Continuous curves — not step thresholds — grade every departure from 0 to 100. Illustrative curves; the app computes yours from the live forecast.
See it in action
From "where to?" to a confident go.
Plan the route, read the weather you'll actually meet, then check the hour-by-hour detail before you leave.
Under the hood
Open data in. A scored trip out.
Three open data sources feed one scoring engine. Your trips never leave your device — there's no account and no server-side history.
How it works
Three stops to a confident go / no-go.
01
Add your stops
Search for places or tap them on the map. Combine both freely to shape the exact route you'll travel.
02
Pick a departure time
Choose when you'll set off — this weekend, tomorrow morning, or right now. Up to 16 days ahead.
03
See the weather you'll meet
Each point shows the forecast for your projected arrival there, on the map and in a full timeline.
Good to know
Questions, answered.
How far ahead can I plan?
Up to 16 days out. Road Weather is a plan-ahead tool for deciding when to take a trip — it's not a live turn-by-turn navigation app.
Which ways of travelling are supported?
Motorcycle, convertible and bike. Your mode sets the route profile and what the forecast emphasises — wind and rain for all three, plus UV alerts for cycling — and shifts the comfortable temperature band it scores against (a wider band for a convertible, cooler on the bike).
Does it cost anything?
The app is free to download and never needs an account. Trip planning is unlocked by Road Weather Pro — an auto-renewing subscription handled by the App Store or Google Play — and a free trial may be offered to eligible users.
Where does the data come from?
Forecasts from Open-Meteo, routing from OpenRouteService, and map data from OpenStreetMap — all open sources. Your planned trips are saved on your device, not on our servers.
Ready when you are
Check the sky before you commit the day.
Download free and see exactly what the route holds before you turn the key.