Weather Forecast for Elementor

Many sites benefit from showing local weather, such as travel pages, blogs and business sites where conditions matter to visitors. Weather Forecast for Elementor handles this with widgets you place inside the Elementor editor. You drag a widget onto the page, choose a city, and the forecast appears. No coding is needed. Data comes from the OpenWeatherMap API, a weather source many people know.

The plugin gives you control over how the forecast looks. You can pick from several block layouts and choose icons from a library or upload your own SVG icons to match your branding. It can also detect a visitor's location automatically, so the forecast fits the person reading. Both a daily widget and an hourly widget are included, and the display adjusts to desktops, tablets and smartphones.

Features

• Five-day forecast widget: The daily forecast widget shows a 5-day outlook, so visitors can see upcoming conditions for a chosen city at a glance.
• Hourly forecast widget: The hourly widget displays weather updates hour by hour for the current day, which helps visitors plan their activities.
• OpenWeatherMap data: Forecasts come from the OpenWeatherMap API. You can use a free API key for basic weather data or a paid plan for expanded features and higher request limits.
• Automatic location detection: The plugin can show weather based on where the visitor is, giving each person a forecast that fits their own location.
• Custom icons: Choose icons from a predefined library or upload your own SVG icons, so the forecast matches your site's visual style.
• Multiple layout options: Several block designs are available, so you can pick the arrangement that suits the look of your pages.
• Drag-and-drop Elementor widgets: Add forecast blocks anywhere on a page from within the Elementor editor. No coding skills are required to set them up.
• Responsive display: The forecast adjusts to desktops, tablets and smartphones, so it stays readable on whatever device a visitor uses.

Best for

• Travel sites that show local conditions
• Bloggers building pages with Elementor
• Agencies adding weather widgets to client sites