Weather MCP Server
Pull weather, air quality, and timezone data into apps via Open-Meteo through MCP.
Overview
Weather MCP Server is a MCP server for the Build phase that provides Open-Meteo weather, air quality, and timezone tools to your agent.
What is this MCP server?
- mcp-weather-server v0.6.1 on PyPI with stdio MCP transport
- Weather information backed by the Open-Meteo API
- Air quality data utilities for health or outdoor UX
- Timezone helpers for scheduling and localization features
- GitHub source at isdaniel/mcp_weather_server
- Server version 0.6.1
- PyPI package mcp-weather-server
- Data source: Open-Meteo API (weather, air quality, timezone)
Community signal: 50 GitHub stars.
What problem does it solve?
Builders prototyping location features manually tab-switch to weather sites instead of letting the agent fetch consistent Open-Meteo data in-repo.
Who is it for?
Indie devs shipping saas or mobile apps that need quick Open-Meteo integration through MCP.
Skip if: Products that require guaranteed SLA commercial weather vendors only, or teams blocked from external HTTP in their environment.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After registering the PyPI stdio server, your assistant can implement and test weather, AQI, and timezone features with live API-shaped responses.
- Integrated weather and AQI features in your codebase
- Timezone-aware logic validated against MCP tool output
- Reusable agent workflow for environmental data queries
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How it compares
Open-Meteo MCP data bridge, not a hosted weather SaaS or a deployment monitoring stack.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Weather MCP Server for?
Solo builders using MCP agents who need weather, air quality, and timezone data while coding integrations.
When should I use Weather MCP Server?
Use it during build when you add forecasts, AQI displays, or timezone logic and want the agent to call Open-Meteo-aligned tools.
How do I add Weather MCP Server to my agent?
Install mcp-weather-server from PyPI, configure a stdio MCP entry in your agent host, and invoke the weather tools from your session.