See the temperature move before the METAR does.
Airport sensors report every minute. The official METAR only every half hour. polyweather.today tracks that minute-level signal and turns the trend into a next-METAR nowcast — across China, Asia, Europe, the Middle East and the US.
Live on every station
Observed temperature at all 36 airports we track, right now.
How to read the chart
Markets
Minute-level airport runway temperature & next-METAR nowcast
polyweather.today tracks minute-by-minute temperatures from major airports — the same sensors behind the official METAR — and turns the short-term trend into a nowcast of the next METAR's rounded temperature, so you can read where the air is heading before the METAR prints.
What each city page shows
- Runway-minute temperatures — per-runway-end readings updated every minute.
- Next-METAR nowcast — a backtest-calibrated rounded estimate with a probability distribution (Pro).
- Decision light — a live read on whether the signal is reliable (Pro).
- Today's high — the running daily-high reading, with its peak timestamp.
- Today vs yesterday + conditions — daily-high comparison, observed wind/sky/visibility and a cloud-cap risk (free).
- Model forecast — today's expected high from an ECMWF/GFS/ICON consensus, with the peak hour (Pro).
Beijing is free to view without an account; the other cities need a free login for live data, with real-time decision signals on Pro — see Free vs Pro →
How each market settles — station, source & precision →
View-only data — not betting or financial advice.