Weather for Elementor

Many sites benefit from showing the weather: a travel blog describing a destination, an event page for an outdoor gathering, or a news portal covering local conditions. Weather for Elementor handles this inside the page builder you already use. You drag the widget onto a page, pick a city, and choose which details appear, such as current conditions, temperature, humidity and wind speed.

The data comes from OpenWeatherMap, and the plugin works with a free API key, with paid plans available for extended API features. You can set the language and timezone to suit your audience, and match the look of the widget to your design with a library of weather icons or your own SVG icons. The layout is responsive and ready for retina displays, so it reads clearly on phones and desktop screens.

Features

• OpenWeatherMap data: The widget uses the OpenWeatherMap API to show real-time weather for any city, so the information on your page reflects current conditions for the location you choose.
• Elementor drag-and-drop widget: Add the weather display as a widget in the Elementor editor, then place and adjust it visually on any page without writing code.
• Customizable layout: Decide which details the widget shows, including current conditions, temperature, humidity and wind speed, and arrange the display to fit what your visitors need.
• Multiple languages and timezones: Set the language and timezone of the weather display so the information is localized and relevant for visitors in different regions.
• Large icon library: Pick from a library of weather icons to match your site, which keeps the widget consistent with the rest of your page design.
• Custom SVG icons: Upload your own SVG icons if the built-in set does not fit your brand, giving the weather display a distinct look.
• Responsive and retina-ready: The widget adapts to smartphones, tablets and desktop screens, and supports retina displays so icons and text stay sharp on high-resolution devices.
• Free API key option: You can get started with a free OpenWeatherMap API key, which suits first-time users, while paid API plans are available if you need extended features.

Best for

• Travel blogs and destination guides built with Elementor
• Event sites that need weather for a venue
• Local news portals and business websites