Travel Weather and Climate Information

Travel Weather, from glorious sunshine to horrible tropical storms to needed snowfall, can dictate how your trip ends up, good or bad.

You need the day to day weather forecasts, plus climate conditions, which predict what the weather is typically like.

Find out what's happening at your next travel location by clicking on the following links:

World Weather Information Service presents OFFICIAL weather observations, weather forecasts and climatological information for selected cities.

This data is supplied by National Meteorological and Hydrological Services (NMHSs) worldwide.
The NMHSs make official weather observations in their respective countries.
Links to their official weather service web are made available, when possible.

Weather.com has the latest weather forecasts for anyplace in the world.

Type in the location and the dates to get the weather forecast.
This website can be confusing with too many commercial links to not weather related sites.

Travel Weather Forecast is an easy to use website that gives weather predictions for cities around the world.

Worldclimate.com has a worldwide climate data in an easy-to-use form.

Climate data are historical weather averages, showing what the weather was like each month, averaged over a range of years.
WorldClimate is designed for schools, families, travelers and others interested in weather patterns around the world.
WorldClimate contains over 85,000 records of world climate data from a wide range of sources.
One problem is that some location names are shown as the one they had at the time the data was recorded. Several countries, especially in Eastern Europe have changed names since then.
A new version with updated locations and countries will be online soon.

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