See a whole year in a glance.
You simply look for the drydays () to plan your
event. A dryday is a day with a lower chance for rain than the other days.
Days without sun
symbols are weaker days in the month where a storm can come into the area. It does not mean
that it will rain or snow, just that there is a risk of rain or snow. These Risky Days are
then designated as having a moderate risk of rain () or having a high
risk of rain (
).
The best approach, when picking a single dry day, is to pick a day in the middle of a group of drydays and away from high risk days.
Unlike other weather forecasts our forecasts do not change. A dryday () forecast for 18 months from now has the same
expected accuracy as the forecast for tomorrow.
While the calendar was created for a quick reference, the bar graph is a detailed analysis of the forecasted month. Each day is rated according to the risk of rain or snow.
Further details and explanations are available by hovering over a particular day in the bar chart.
All of our dryday forecasts have published verified historical accuracy in the calendar planner.
Sharing is a feature that allows you to easily share a single month for a single location. It is as easy as printing a forecast.
Sharing is limited to five per month. If you want to share more, (i.e. send a month's forecast to everyone in your office or family) just send us an email.