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WinWeatherBot

Run a Windows weather-market scanner and trading bot with ensemble comparisons, city/region exposure caps and configurable drawdown stops.

2.5/ 5Editorial rating0 user reviews
Visit official sitewinweatherbot.com
Available on
Windows, Windows VPS

Screenshots and interface

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Provider preview of the Windows weather-trading desktop application.

What is WinWeatherBot?

WinWeatherBot is desktop software for Polymarket temperature markets. It maps a contract to its station, time and threshold, compares modeled probability with the order book and applies the configured entry and exposure rules. Manual research, automated execution and continuous Windows/VPS operation are separate ways to use the same engine.

Who it is for

  • Weather researchers comparing forecasts with contract thresholds
  • Windows users running a defined automation
  • Traders limiting correlated city exposure

Features and coverage

Available on
Windows, Windows VPS
Markets & venues
Polymarket
  • Contract mapping

    Identify the resolution station, time and threshold.

  • Weather inputs

    The provider lists GFS, ECMWF, ICON and NOAA inputs.

  • Edge calculation

    Compare estimated probability with the live book midprice.

  • Exposure caps

    Limit city, region and direction concentration.

  • Volatility breaker

    Halt new entries above the configured ensemble-spread condition.

  • Drawdown stop

    Set the loss threshold that pauses the strategy.

  • Local credentials

    The provider describes storage through Windows Keyring.

  • Continuous operation

    Run on a Windows machine or compatible VPS.

  • Multiple modes

    Use manual analysis, a scanner or automated entry.

Workflows with WinWeatherBot

Research a city

Verify the station and contract threshold before comparing the ensemble estimate.

Configure automation

Set minimum edge, sizing, correlated-exposure limits and drawdown behavior.

Review a stopped bot

Identify whether weather disagreement, exposure or drawdown blocked new entries.

Pricing and total cost

Monthly, quarterly, six-month and annual licenses are listed. The monthly card specifies one device; longer plans list up to three. Exact amounts require the current pricing interface.

Monthly

$59/month

  • One device
  • 138 NWP runs across four ensemble models
  • Email support

Quarterly

$49/month equivalent, quarterly billing

  • Up to three devices
  • 138 NWP runs across four ensemble models
  • Email support

Six months

$44/month equivalent, six-month billing

  • Up to three devices
  • 138 NWP runs across four ensemble models
  • Email support

Annual

$39/month equivalent, annual billing

  • Up to three devices
  • 138 NWP runs across four ensemble models
  • Email support

Getting started

Before you start: The public globe signal preview is explicitly mock data.

  1. Choose the official Windows download and license.
  2. Read the methodology and station mapping.
  3. Configure local credentials.
  4. Set edge and exposure rules.
  5. Inspect manual signals before enabling automation.
  6. Keep the chosen host running for continuous operation.

Useful links

    What to check

    • The public globe signal preview is explicitly mock data.
    • The site inconsistently describes its 138 inputs as members, runs and deterministic forecasts; the four named model families are clearer than that headline count.
    • A running Windows host is required for local continuous operation.
    • The monthly device allowance differs from longer plans.

    A closer look

    Ratings & reviews

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    Editorial rating
    2.5/ 5
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    Our take on WinWeatherBot

    Station mapping and regional exposure caps describe useful weather-bot controls. Mock preview data and inconsistent descriptions of the model inputs weaken confidence in the public evidence.

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    Frequently asked questions about WinWeatherBot

    Is this a Telegram bot?

    No, its main product is Windows desktop software.

    Can it run on a VPS?

    The provider advertises that workflow.

    Can I limit correlated cities?

    Yes, city and region caps are described.