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WeatherAI.io

weatherAI.io answers the question people really ask about the weather: "Can I do this, and when?" Instead of raw foreca…

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weatherAI.io answers the question people really ask about the weather: "Can I do this, and when?" Instead of raw forecasts, Claude gets a clear decision for an activity at a place and day: a verdict (great, good, fair, poor or avoid), a 0–100 score, the best time windows in local time, the risks with times and severity, and a one-line summary. Ask things like: - "Is tomorrow good for a run in London?" - "Which day this week is best for a BBQ in Manchester?" - "When should I paint the fence on Saturday?" - "How much will my solar panels produce tomorrow?" 21 activities for leisure and work: running, cycling, hiking, golf, tennis, dog walking, beach days, outdoor events, gardening, fishing, sailing, stargazing, drone flying, laundry drying, exterior painting, concrete pours, roofing, crop spraying, outdoor work, driving and solar panel output. Scores weigh temperature and wind chill, rain, thunderstorms, snow, wind and gusts, UV, cloud and sunshine, humidity and humid-heat stress, visibility, daylight, moonlight, ice, air quality and pollen (with a hay fever option), plus official weather alerts. Forecasts cover anywhere in the world, up to 14 days ahead. Tools: decide (one day), best_day (compare up to 14 days), list_activities and get_usage. All tools are read-only. Sign in with your weatherAI.io account; no API key to copy. Every account gets 1,000 free calls a month, then £0.0012 per successful call from prepaid credit. Errors are never charged.

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Author

support-rmnd

Platform

mcp

Pricing model

free

Categories

  • mcp

Tags

  • mcp
  • smithery

Capabilities

  • remote

Information

TypeMCP Server
SourceSmithery
AddedOctober 18, 2026

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