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Wethr

Combine station observations, weather-model comparisons and alerts to research temperature, rainfall and other climate markets.

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Available on
Web, REST API, Push
Pricing
Free; Basic $14.99/month; Professional $24.99/month; Developer $99/month.
Availability: public

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What is Wethr?

Wethr puts weather-market stations alongside detailed observations and analytical tools. The main distinction between plans is useful in practice: Free observations carry an extra three-minute delay, Basic removes it, and Professional adds forecast/model analysis and APIs. Developer expands API capacity and push coverage.

Who it is for

  • Temperature-market researchers
  • Users comparing model bias and station observations
  • Developers consuming weather data and notifications

Features and coverage

Available on
Web, REST API, Push
Markets & venues
Kalshi, Polymarket, Weather research
Research topics
Station observations, Weather model accuracy
  • Station charts

    Review current and historical temperature and wind.

  • Multi-station dashboard

    Compare stations in one workspace.

  • Model table and viewer

    Compare forecast paths across models.

  • Accuracy and bias analysis

    Evaluate model behavior for the selected station.

  • NWS evolution

    Track changes in the official forecast.

  • Similar Days

    Compare historical conditions with the current setup.

  • Notifications

    Use temperature and high/low alerts.

  • Rain and tornado dashboards

    Research additional climate events.

  • APIs and push

    Consume observations, forecasts and precipitation programmatically.

Workflows with Wethr

Research a temperature contract

Match the exact settlement station and time window, then compare observations, neighboring stations and model paths.

Check model bias

Use the accuracy view before weighting a forecast in a probability estimate.

Build a monitor

Choose API or push access based on request volume and number of stations.

Pricing and total cost

Annual billing advertises two months free.

Free

$0

  • Current/historical charts
  • Wind
  • Extra 3-minute delay
  • Ads

Basic

$14.99/month

  • No Free-tier delay
  • No ads
  • Multi-station and widget dashboards
  • Release schedule

Professional

$24.99/month

  • Model and accuracy tools
  • Notifications
  • 60 API requests/minute
  • 5,000 requests/day
  • Push for 5 stations

Developer

$99/month

  • Professional features
  • 300 requests/minute
  • 100,000/day
  • Push for all stations
  • Model Accuracy and Nearby Stations APIs

Enterprise

Custom

  • Higher limits and integrations

Getting started

Before you start: The chart separates confirmed highs from probable extremes; those values serve different purposes.

  1. Find the contract’s specified weather station.
  2. Open its temperature or precipitation view.
  3. Read the chart legend and data timestamps.
  4. Compare model forecasts with observations.
  5. Choose the required delay and analysis tier.
  6. Configure station-specific alerts or API access.

Useful links

What to check

  • The chart separates confirmed highs from probable extremes; those values serve different purposes.
  • A nearby station may help analysis but is not a substitute for the contract’s settlement station.
  • The platform’s observation time and the final official climate report can differ.
  • Free’s three-minute delay is additional to the source’s own release timing.

A closer look

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Our take on Wethr

Station histories, model comparisons and bias views support detailed weather research. Confirmed highs, probable extremes and nearby-station observations serve different purposes and need contract-level alignment.

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Frequently asked questions about Wethr

Which plan removes the extra delay?

Basic and above.

Does Professional include API access?

Yes, at 60 requests/minute and 5,000/day.

How many push stations does Professional include?

Five.

Does Developer include model accuracy data?

Yes.