The Yesterday/Past Weather City Page gives access to historic weather details.
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The area near the top of the page shows the current weather in the city.
Location is the weather station where the current weather is sourced, Current Time shows the time in the city, and Latest Report shows the time the weather report was updated last.
Problems? See “Why is the current weather wrong?” in the FAQ section below.
Use the search field to open the Weather City Page for a different location. The search supports ZIP/postal codes for several countries, including the United States and Canada.
You can also enter geographic coordinates (longitude and latitude) to find the same information for any place on Earth.
Problems? See “The city search lists several places with the same name. Which is the one I'm looking for?” in the FAQ section below.
Use the navigation tabs next to the search field to access the General City Page (Time/General tab) or other sub-pages dedicated to specific topics, such as Time Zone, DST Changes, and Sun & Moon, for the city.
The graph provides an overview of past weather conditions in the selected location. Click the arrows on either side to move forward or back in time. Hover your mouse over the graph to see more info about each time slot at the bottom of the graph. Select past dates in the Select month drop-down menu. You can also use the date links under the graph to select your report date.
To change the temperature reading from Fahrenheit to Celsius, click the gear wheel.
Problems? See “How much did it rain yesterday/in the past?” and “How do I switch between Fahrenheit and Celsius?” in the FAQ section below.
The past weather in table form. Select past dates in the Show weather for drop-down menu. You can also use the date links under the graph to select your date.
To change the temperature reading from Fahrenheit to Celsius, click the gear wheel.
Problems? See “How much did it rain yesterday/in the past?” and “How do I switch between Fahrenheit and Celsius?” in the FAQ section below.
In some cases, a weather station may be temporarily or permanently unavailable, so the system will default to a weather station further afield. Weather conditions may differ there. In some cases, weather stations are quite far away from the city.
The current weather data may also not be updated as frequently. If you notice current weather that is repeatedly incorrect, let us know.
The update interval depends on the weather station that delivers data for the location. Some stations update quite frequently, such as every 30 minutes, while others may take a few hours to deliver the next installment of weather data. Read about the weather stations here.
No, we do not own the copyright for the weather data. It is provided by CustomWeather.
Unfortunately, we do not support this yet. However, you can search the past weather for any location.
Depending on your printer and browser settings you can print out our weather reports. However, we do not offer a printer-friendly version.
No, we do not own the copyright for the weather data. It is provided by CustomWeather. We do have other API services for our own data.
Click on the icon depicting a gear wheel on the right side near the top of the page and make a selection in the Temperature menu.
Click on the icon depicting a gear wheel next to the table and make a selection in the Precipitation menu
Unfortunately, we do not show historic rainfall. See the city climate page for annual rainfall.
Our weather glossary explains weather terminology and other words used in our services.
Hover your mouse over or tap on any of the weather icons and an explanation will appear.
Both the arrows and the letters show the direction the wind is blowing. In keeping with meteorological standards, the letters indicate the direction the wind is blowing from, while the arrows point in the direction the wind is moving toward. The orientation of the arrows is based on the directions on most maps, where north is upward.
For example, an arrow pointing upwards indicates that the wind blows from south to north; it will be accompanied by the letter S (south). An arrow pointing right means the wind blows from west to east; it will be accompanied by the letter W (west).
The flags (feathers) or pennants at the tail end of each arrow represent the wind speed.
Where an arrow features multiple symbols, they have to be added up to calculate the wind speed. For example, an arrow with 2 full flags and a half-flag means that the wind speed is 25 knots.
The values for wind speed are rounded to the nearest whole unit.
For technical reasons, the high and low temperatures don't always refer to the highest and lowest temperature of that day. More information can be found here.
In the past weather graph, each day is divided into four time spans:
For simplicity, we only display the start time for each time slot at the top of each column.
For example, the column showing 06:00 or 6 am covers the time from 06:00 – 12:00 (6 am – 12 noon).
The two temperatures displayed in each column are the high and low temperatures recorded in the respective time span.
All humidity data on our site refers to relative humidity, unless otherwise stated.
Our database of locations includes thousands of cities worldwide, and we now offer an additional 6 million places via the GeoNames database. If you still don't find your town, please let us know, and we will consider adding it.
When you type the location into the search field and it suggests several places by the same name, first have a look at the country flag and the description in parentheses to identify the city you are looking for. If it is still unclear, click on one of the locations and check the geographical position on the map or click on the Time/General tab and check the longitude/latitude information shown near the top of the page.
Go to My Location, enter a location, and click Save.
Yes, our city search engine supports ZIP and postal codes for the United States (5-digit ZIP codes only), Canada (first 3 letters/digits only), Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and Norway.
All headings are based on true north.
The General FAQ Page answers your questions about timeanddate.com, our services, site-wide settings, customization options, advertising opportunities, and copyright policies.
Weather terms and descriptions explained with links to forcasts and climate information.
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