Open-Meteo Air Quality MCP. Assess pollution, pollen, and sun risk in one call.

This server gives your agent real-time air safety data for any spot you point it at. It monitors everything from particulate matter to pollen counts and UV radiation levels, giving you pollutant intelligence that's actually useful. You don't just get numbers; you get actionable data.

When you use get_air_quality, your agent pulls concentrations for key airborne chemicals like PM2.5, Ozone (O₃), and Carbon Monoxide at a specific location. These measurements tell you exactly what pollutants are floating around right now, which is critical for planning outdoor time. You'll get readings on particulate matter (PM10 and PM2.5) and other major components that affect breathing.

For an immediate safety assessment, your agent runs get_aqi_index. This tool generates the official Air Quality Index using two standards: European and US measurement systems. This means you get a comprehensive score—a single number—that tells you how safe the air is right now, breaking down which pollutant contributes most to that overall risk level.

Knowing both the Euro and US metrics lets you compare safety guidelines regardless of where you are.

If seasonal allergies are on the line, get_pollen_forecast generates a detailed forecast for common pollen counts. It tracks multiple types—like Birch, Grass, Alder, Ragweed, Olive, and Mugwort—so you can plan your day around high-allergy days. This isn't just a general alert; it gives you specific projections for the allergens that hit hardest in your area.

When sun exposure is a factor, get_uv_index provides both current and forecasted UV index numbers. You use this to guide sun safety protocols, telling you when you need more than just sunscreen—it helps determine if protective gear or rescheduling are necessary.

By combining these tools, your agent can build a full picture of environmental risk. It measures specific pollutants like Nitrogen Dioxide (NO₂) and Sulfur Dioxide (SO₂), calculates standardized air quality scores across multiple global indexes, forecasts seasonal allergens for planning purposes, and determines sun exposure risk based on the UV index forecast.