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Weather Tomorrow is a free weather website that shows you the weather today, the weather tomorrow, and the next 10 days for any city in the world. Type a city name in the search box above and you get the current temperature, the feels-like temperature, humidity, wind speed, rain in millimetres, and the UV index — all from live data powered by MET Norway, one of the most trusted weather services in the world. There is no account to create and nothing to pay. The weather is free, and it should stay free.

Most people check the weather for one of two reasons: they want to know the weather today, or they want to know the weather tomorrow. Both answers are on every city page. Today's weather tells you what to wear right now and whether you need an umbrella. Tomorrow's weather helps you plan the next day — a journey, an outdoor event, or a day of work outside. The 10-day forecast goes further and shows the pattern for the whole week ahead, so you can see whether a hot spell, a rainy spell, or a cold spell is coming.

How to Check the Weather for Your City

Checking the weather on this site takes seconds. Type your city in the search box and pick it from the suggestions, or tap one of the popular cities below the search box — London, New York, Tokyo, Paris, Dubai, Sydney, Karachi and more. Every city has its own page with the full forecast: the current conditions at the top, the hourly forecast below it, and the 10-day forecast further down. If your city is in Pakistan, you will find pages for Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Multan, Faisalabad, Peshawar, Quetta, Gujrat, Sialkot, Hyderabad, Bahawalpur, Sargodha, Murree, Mardan, Layyah, Mansehra, Haripur, Jhelum, Mirpur, Rawalakot, Narowal, Toba Tek Singh, Rahim Yar Khan and Abbottabad, with more cities added regularly.

The weather report on each city page is built around the numbers that actually matter. Temperature is measured in degrees Celsius. Feels-like temperature tells you how hot or cold it really feels, after wind and humidity are counted. Humidity tells you how much moisture is in the air. Wind speed and direction tell you how strong the wind is and where it comes from. Rain is shown in millimetres, not a vague percentage, so you know exactly how much rain is expected: 1 mm is a light shower, 5 mm is steady rain, and 20 mm or more in a day is heavy rain. The UV index tells you how strong the sun is, so you know when to stay in the shade.

Weather Today, Weather Tomorrow and the 10-Day Forecast

Today's forecast is the most accurate forecast there is, because today is already happening and the weather model has fresh measurements. Tomorrow's forecast is almost as reliable — tomorrow is only one day away, so the model has little time to go wrong. The 10-day forecast is best used in a different way: trust the first three days in detail, use days four to seven for the general trend, and treat days eight to ten as a rough direction. If you want the full explanation of how accurate the 10-day forecast really is, read our guide on the 10-day forecast accuracy.

The hourly forecast is the most useful tool for planning a single day. It shows the temperature hour by hour, with a curve you can read at a glance, and rain hour by hour, so you can see exactly when the rain starts and stops. If you are planning a morning walk, an afternoon journey, or an evening event, the hourly forecast tells you the best hour to go out. The hourly forecast page explains how to read it in detail.

Rain, Smog and Air Quality

Rain and air quality are the two things that change a day more than temperature. Rain in millimetres is shown on every city page and on the hourly page. Air quality is shown on the AQI & Smog page, where the Air Quality Index turns pollution into one simple number: below 50 is good, 101 to 150 is unhealthy for sensitive people, 151 to 200 is unhealthy for everyone, and above 300 is hazardous. In winter, Lahore and other cities in Punjab face heavy smog, and our smog in Lahore guide explains what causes it and how to stay safe.

Weather Tomorrow covers the whole world, not just Pakistan. The countries page lists 20 countries with their cities, from the United Kingdom and the United States to the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Japan, Australia and more. Wherever you are going, check the weather before you travel — a five-minute check can save a ruined day.