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Sources and attributions
We disclose sources so visitors can understand where the data comes from and what it represents.
City pages request forecasts from Open-Meteo in the browser, while the base map credits OpenStreetMap. Current situation uses RainViewer for radar, Deutscher Wetterdienst (DWD) WMS services for available ICON and nowcast layers, EUMETSAT Meteosat for observational satellite imagery, and for the observed Cloud Mask, hourly over the last 48 hours, including at night. Tomorrow.io remains an optional integration and is inactive without a separately configured licensed service. Coverage, licences, schedules and continuity are controlled by each provider.
External services, data, and usage terms
To provide certain features, your browser may contact external services named on this page, for example to retrieve weather data, maps, or technical resources. The provider section explains which domains may receive requests and displays the attributions required for their material. Availability and licensing describe different things: a service can be temporarily unreachable while its content remains licensed for an approved use, or remain online while imposing limits on copying and redistribution. Coverage, update frequency, terms, and reliability are controlled by each provider. Meteo Interactive does not replace their notices and cannot promise uninterrupted access to third-party systems.
- Open-Meteo — forecast and geocoding data
- OpenStreetMap contributors — map data attribution
- RainViewer — radar imagery when available in the app
- Tomorrow.io — optional map layers when configured
- Deutscher Wetterdienst (DWD) WMS — WMS services for available ICON and nowcast layers; coverage and continuity remain under DWD control
- EUMETSAT Meteosat — observational Meteosat imagery for Europe every 60 minutes using UTC instants published in the provider metadata; coverage and resolution depend on the E-View product
- EUMETSAT Meteosat / SEVIRI Cloud Mask · CC BY 4.0 — observed Meteosat/SEVIRI cloud mask (msg_fes:clm), sampled every 60 minutes over the last 48 hours using real UTC acquisitions; distinguishes cloud and clear sky, without percentages. Available day and night using infrared channels across the Meteosat disc including Europe, Africa and the Atlantic; hatching marks missing data or areas outside coverage. Contains modified EUMETSAT data, CC BY 4.0
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