Last updated: 26 September 2026
This page explains how we decide what goes on Tomorrow Weather, how we keep it accurate, and how we keep commercial interests separate from the information we show.
Tomorrow Weather is a free weather lookup tool: live conditions and a 5-day forecast for any place on Earth, plus short guides that explain how forecasts work and how to read them. We don't publish news, opinion or breaking-weather alerts.
All weather data — current conditions, forecasts, sunrise and sunset — comes from Open-Meteo and is fetched live when you load a page. We don't edit, round in a misleading way, or hand-adjust any value. Climate notes on our Countries page are general descriptions written by our team and checked against widely used reference sources.
Our guide content aims to be accurate, plain-language and useful. We explain general principles (how forecasts are made, what "feels like" means, how to read humidity or wind) rather than giving safety advice for specific situations. For severe-weather warnings, always follow your national weather service and local authorities.
If we get something wrong, we fix it. See our Corrections page for how to report an error and how we handle it.
Tomorrow Weather is operated by Evavel Private Limited, alongside a small network of free calendar and planning tools. Contact us at [email protected].