Wind, rain and temperature on your exact cycling route

Not in the city. On the route. Hour by hour.

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Import directly from Strava, Garmin Connect, or RideWithGPS

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No signup required · Works with Strava, GPX, RideWithGPS

Live example

See it on a real route

60 km loop around Wrocław — temperature and wind at every km, matched to a 12:22 departure.

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Why start time matters

Same ride. Different conditions.

Departure 06:00
Before the wind picks up
Tailwind S 14 km/h on the climb
Dry — 0% rain on the descent
9–16°C across the route
Good window to ride
Departure 14:00
Into the afternoon storm
Headwind NW 38 km/h on the climb
Heavy rain km 40–70, 14mm/h
4–11°C — cold in the pass
Consider rescheduling

RouteWeather shows you exactly this — for your GPX, your date, your start time.

How it works

Three steps

1
Upload GPX or paste a link

Strava, RideWithGPS, Garmin Connect, or any GPX file.

2
Choose your start time

Morning, afternoon, or a specific hour — wind and rain change throughout the day.

3
See weather along your route

Wind, rain and temperature at every kilometre — matched to when you'll actually be there.

Used by cyclists planning

Long rides Ultra races Mountain climbs

Check the weather on your route

Wind, rain, temperature — hour by hour, kilometre by kilometre.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How is route weather calculated?

We pull weather data from multiple meteorological sources (including Open-Meteo, NOAA, and others) and interpolate it to every point along your route based on coordinates and elevation. Rather than showing weather for your city, we show the actual conditions you'll encounter at each kilometre—considering elevation changes, local terrain effects, and precise timing for your ride duration.

Can I upload a GPX file?

Yes. You can paste a Strava or RideWithGPS URL directly, or upload a GPX file from your device. Both work the same way—we extract coordinates and elevation, then match weather to the exact path you'll take.

Does wind direction matter for cyclists?

Absolutely. A headwind at 25 km/h is exhausting; a 25 km/h tailwind helps you fly. We show wind speed and direction so you can see when you'll face headwinds on climbs or have tailwind assistance on descents.

How accurate is route-based weather?

Forecasts are typically accurate 3–5 days out. Our route-based analysis gains precision from hyperlocal interpolation—you get mountain pass weather instead of valley weather, and altitude-adjusted temperatures. For rides this week, expect reliable data on wind, rain, and temperature.