Weatherbit MCP. Get accurate forecasts from current conditions to 30-year climate data.

You're hooking your agent up with Weatherbit, and suddenly you've got global weather data on demand. It handles everything from checking if it's going to rain tomorrow to digging into climate records from thirty years ago. You don't need to mess with multiple APIs; you just let your AI client call the right function.

Getting Real-Time Conditions

When you need to know what's happening outside right now, you use get_current_weather or get_current_weather_by_city. If you pass coordinates, get_current_weather gives you immediate details: the temperature, humidity level, wind speed, and UV index for that exact spot. Need to check a place by name instead? Use get_current_weather_by_city; it pulls current temp, wind, and cloud cover for any major city.

Forecasting Out

The server lets you plan ahead with multiple forecast depths. For a general look at the week's weather, call get_forecast_daily_by_city. This tool generates a multi-day outlook—you get daily high and low temperatures, plus the probability of precipitation for up to 16 days out. If you prefer coordinates, get_forecast_daily gives you that same high/low temperature range and general forecast details based on latitude and longitude.

For pinpoint accuracy, check the hourly projections. Use get_forecast_hourly_by_city if you're working with a city name; it spits out an hour-by-hour weather breakdown for the next ten days. If coordinates are your thing, get_forecast_hourly does the same thing, giving you detailed temperature shifts, wind changes, and precipitation probability every single hour.

Climate Deep Dives & Safety

For serious research, forget simple predictions. You can access historical data using get_historical_weather. Just give it coordinates and a date within the last 30 years, and you get metrics like temperature readings and wind speed for that exact time. When bad weather hits, you don't have to guess what's coming; run get_weather_alerts to pull active or upcoming severe warnings.

This tool tells you the warning type, its severity level, and exactly which zones are affected. For immediate threat tracking, use get_severe_weather, which queries recent reports on major activity like floods or high winds in a specific area.

Air Quality Monitoring

Tracking air pollution is straightforward with get_air_quality. Just passing coordinates lets the agent retrieve the full Air Quality Index (AQI) score and concentration levels for key pollutants. You get readings for particulate matter like PM2.5, ozone (O3), and more, letting you know if the air's clean enough to breathe.

Here’s what that means in practice: If your user asks for current conditions by city name, your agent calls get_current_weather_by_city. If they ask about a specific pollutant reading, it hits get_air_quality. If the user needs to know if they should pack rain gear for next Tuesday, you send them to get_forecast_daily_by_city or maybe get_forecast_hourly if they're worried about timing.

You can pull historical wind data from 1993 using get_historical_weather, and check for active tornado warnings with get_weather_alerts. It’s a comprehensive kit that handles everything you need, from the moment-to-moment temperature to multi-decade climate reports.