
Open Meteo Weather MCP By UnClick
Add Open-Meteo forecasts and weather tools to your agent so you can implement location-aware features without writing a custom weather client first.
Overview
Open-Meteo MCP is a Build-phase MCP server that provides agent access to Open-Meteo weather and forecast tools over stdio.
What is this MCP server?
- Open-Meteo weather and forecast tools via UnClick MCP stdio server
- npm @unclick/openmeteo-mcp launched with npx for fast local setup
- Supports outdoor apps, logistics helpers, travel assistants, and ops dashboards
- Aligns with Open-Meteo’s open forecast model for indie builders
- v0.1.0 package in UnClick monorepo subfolder openmeteo-mcp
- Server version 0.1.0
- npm package @unclick/openmeteo-mcp with stdio transport
- Documented focus on weather, forecast, and Open-Meteo per catalog title
Community signal: 4 GitHub stars.
What problem does it solve?
Weather-aware features stall when agents guess conditions instead of calling a consistent forecast integration.
Who is it for?
Indie builders adding weather widgets, scheduling logic, or travel recommendations through agent-assisted development.
Skip if: Mission-critical emergency management systems that require certified meteorological services and formal incident workflows.
What do I get? / Deliverables
Installing the server lets you prototype and code forecast-driven UX and backend jobs with grounded meteorological data in chat.
- Callable weather and forecast MCP tools in the IDE
- Faster integration of Open-Meteo fields into generated code
- Stdio MCP config you can promote from prototype to production services
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Journey fit
Weather endpoints are typically wired while building backends, widgets, and notification logic—core integration work. Open-Meteo MCP sits in integrations because it standardizes forecast calls for agents crafting APIs, cron jobs, and UI copy.
How it compares
Open-Meteo forecast MCP bridge, not infrastructure monitoring or a browser automation skill.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Open-Meteo MCP for?
Developers using AI coding agents who need Open-Meteo forecasts while building location or weather-dependent product features.
When should I use Open-Meteo MCP?
Use it during build when integrating forecasts into APIs, mobile screens, agents, or automated notifications.
How do I add Open-Meteo MCP to my agent?
Add an MCP stdio server entry pointing at npx @unclick/openmeteo-mcp and restart your agent environment.