GFS, ECMWF IFS 9 km, AIGFS, AIFS, GEM · also compare ECMWF IFS 0.25°
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wind and air pressure, with individual model comparisons.
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Forecast low / high and indicative weather for the full local day. These are not current
observations. Zoom in to see nearby labels.
14-day forecast
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14-day temperatures
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Full days in the selected location’s time zone · swipe horizontally on mobile
Day
Outlook
High
Low
Precipitation
Snowfall
Wind
Pressure
Models temp. / precip.
Model comparison
Model
High
Low
Precipitation
Snowfall
Pressure
How this forecast is calculated
The blend equally weights available GFS, ECMWF IFS 9 km, AIGFS, AIFS and GEM forecasts.
ECMWF IFS 0.25° is shown separately for comparison, so IFS is not counted twice. Each
variable requires a full local day of data; missing values appear as a dash. Model counts
decrease as individual forecast ranges end. Days 8–14 are a less certain outlook.
Open-Meteo
automatically uses terrain elevation and temperature downscaling. We do not subtract
another temperature correction per 100 metres or transfer the Agios Stefanos station’s
empirical calibration to other locations. Clicking the map requests the nearest cell of
each model at your coordinates. Listed cities use a land cell with similar elevation.
Zooming does not increase the weather model’s resolution.
Pressure is the daily mean reduced to sea level. Wind is the average of the models’ daily
maximum wind speeds, not a gust. Today includes hours that have already passed; these are
model estimates rather than station observations.
Check the Snowfall column for estimated fresh snow in centimetres and compare individual
models. These values do not predict the final snow depth on the ground. Surface
temperature, wet-bulb temperature, the vertical temperature profile, elevation and
precipitation intensity all matter. A daily minimum or an 850 hPa temperature alone cannot
determine whether snow will fall or settle.