Meteo Interactive
About Meteo Interactive
Meteo Interactive aims to make weather data easier to read, accessible and transparent.
The site combines fast editorial pages with a web app for exploration. We prioritise disclosed sources, plain language and a clear distinction between observations, forecasts and explanatory material.
How we prepare weather information
Meteo Interactive presents weather information through an editorial method designed for clarity. We identify the sources in use, organise their data into a coherent view, and keep observations, forecasts, and explanatory content distinct. Every forecast carries uncertainty, especially for local phenomena and longer time ranges, so we avoid absolute claims and describe practical limitations. Pages, attributions, and links are reviewed periodically, while operational data may refresh at different intervals set by each provider. When conditions may affect safety, official warnings and instructions from the relevant public authorities should always take priority over this service.
Editorial responsibility
Mauro Pellegrini is the creator, private operator and editorial lead of Meteo Interactive. He coordinates source selection, text review and publication; the project does not issue official weather warnings.
How content is prepared and updated
Operational data arrives automatically from the providers named on the Sources page, each with its own schedule and limitations. News, guides and translations may be prepared with artificial intelligence tools; articles from the automated workflow disclose this method and their sources. The system checks claims against sources, units and repetition, but these checks do not amount to human review of every article. Dates indicate publication and content updates. Hypothetical examples are distinguished from actual weather data.
Corrections and feedback
To report a factual error, an outdated link or an unclear translation, write to contatti@meteointeractive.com
Forecasts describe likely scenarios and do not replace alerts or official authority communications.
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