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Check rain, wind and temperature along your motorcycle route, timed to when you reach each part of the ride.
Download free Available on iPhone, iPad, and AndroidInside MotoMeteo
Follow the route on the map, explore the rain and wind graphs, then open a checkpoint for a closer look.
Features
Route weather
Follow rain, wind, temperature and visibility from your first kilometres to your last stop, timed to your arrival.
Rider hazards
Review forecast warnings for gusts, crosswinds, fog, ice risk, thunderstorms and low sun before you leave.
Gear advice
Check riding-speed wind chill, rain timing, heat and UV to decide which layers, gloves and waterproofs to bring.
Plan with stops
Add your start, destination and the places you want to ride through. Set a departure time to check the forecast.
Saved routes
Keep your commute or favourite weekend loop ready to check again with a fresh forecast.
Share planned routes
Send another rider a link to open your planned route, including its timing and waypoints.
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Read guideBefore your first ride
What does MotoMeteo do differently from a regular weather app?
MotoMeteo checks the forecast at points along your planned motorcycle route and matches them to your expected arrival times. You can review the sequence of conditions across the ride before deciding when to leave and what to wear.
Which devices does MotoMeteo support?
MotoMeteo is available for iPhone and iPad through the App Store, and for Android devices through Google Play.
Can I import a route I planned elsewhere?
Yes. Import a standard GPX file from Calimoto, Kurviger, or another GPX-compatible planner, then get a weather forecast for that ride.
How does MotoMeteo use my location?
Your location and route coordinates are used to calculate forecasts and riding conditions. Location data is processed as needed and is not permanently stored on MotoMeteo servers.
Get the app
Available on iPhone, iPad, and Android