The snap count
Not “60% chance of rain.” The hour it starts, the hour it stops, and how hard it hits in between.
Pregame · building in the open
Forecast the Field.
Call the Game.
WeatherQB reads temperature, wind, and moisture the way a quarterback reads coverage — then hands you one clear and accurate call instead of getting sacked.
- Hourly precision
- Live radar
- Sports predictions
- Film Study
Wind
12 mph
SW · gusting 21
Kickoff
4:15 pm
rain 77%
The roster
Four downs, every forecast
Everything on the field, translated into a decision you can actually make.
Field conditions
Wind, gusts, dew point, humidity, and ceiling — the variables that decide whether the day holds.
Two-minute warning
Severe cells tracked as they form, with a heads-up that lands before the sky does.
The film room
Season-long history and pattern analysis, so you know what this sky usually does next.
The playbook
Three steps, no huddle
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01
Drop the pin
Your yard, your job site, your Saturday field. Resolution down to the block, not the metro.
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02
We read the coverage
Model runs, radar, and station data get blended, weighted, and checked against what actually happened.
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03
You get the call
One sentence at the top, the whole breakdown underneath. Go, hold, or move it inside.
Sideline questions
The short answers
Is WeatherQB live yet?
Not yet — this is the pregame page. Early access goes out in waves as the forecast engine comes online.
Where does the data come from?
Public numerical weather models, radar mosaics, and surface observations, blended and scored against verified outcomes.
Do I have to know football to use it?
No. The football is the voice, not the requirement. Every call is written so anyone can act on it.
What will it cost?
A free tier that stays genuinely useful, and a paid tier for alerts, history, and multiple locations.
Kickoff is close.
Get on the early access list and you'll be in the first huddle.
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