MetOryVenue
Venues & events
Place forecast, display bands and team alerts for venues, events and sector places.
Learn moreWeather decision intelligence
Choose the operation, weather concern and horizon. MetOry turns trusted forecasts and observations into a clear preparation view.
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MetOry reads the world’s leading weather models and official observations, compares them, checks them against what happened and turns them into decisions for your sector.
Forecasts from ECMWF, NOAA, DWD, Météo-France and national services, plus station and satellite observations.
Puts the models side by side, shows where they disagree and checks past forecasts against what really happened.
With your own limits: when to irrigate, which hours suit each boat class, when an event plan should change, when a team must prepare.
The family products
Learn moreVenues & events
Place forecast, display bands and team alerts for venues, events and sector places.
Learn moreMarinas & water
Wave height, period and direction for 72 hours at your marina, checked against the limits you set for your boats.
Learn moreFarms & cooperatives
Daily FAO-56 water balance per irrigation zone, frost and spraying windows, approved tasks and the water you actually used.
Learn moreTeams & individuals
Decision Studio, Last Minute and Express: plan the day, react to a change, take a quick look.
Learn morePublic bodies & NGOs
Official warnings in their own lane, exercises with task owners and after-action records for municipalities and associations.
Learn moreOrganisations & networks
Many sites, your own thresholds, data agreements, single sign-on on request and a contract.
Learn moreMetOry Connect · QR + widget
Five Barcelona places, one journey each: from El Prat to the match, the hotel, the fair, the appointment or the race, and back. Every stage shows live weather, the forecast for its hours and the official warnings, exactly as your guests will see it.
Every journey arrives at and leaves from Barcelona–El Prat (BCN).
Stage 1 of 6
72 hours before kick-off the page turns into the match-day view: the evening forecast and any official warning already issued.
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Preparation
Example itineraries: stage times sit at the next typical start, so every stage falls inside the published forecast. Weather and official warnings are live. MetOry bands are display thresholds: not official warnings, not a probability and not a safety order. The pages behind the QR codes are examples prepared by MetOry, not the places’ own pages.
MetOry Connect
One QR code and one widget, live from MetOry, in your colours. Your guests see their own arrival, event and exit — official warnings kept apart.

Scan with your phone camera. MetOry example page, not a ticket.

Venue forecast · live
Pick a city and see the weather at its stadium, exhibition centre and arena for the usual event hours. For your own match, race, fair or address, open the event-day page: the journey there, entry, the event and the way out, from three days ahead.
Barcelona · Spain
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Montmeló · Spain
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L'Hospitalet de Llobregat · Spain
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Live forecast for the venue’s usual event hours. Official warnings come from national weather services.
Forecast map · live
Event venues, landmarks and sector places in every listed city, each with its own icon. Open a point to read its live forecast for the usual day window.
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Each forecast covers the place’s usual day window. Locations: venue operators, Overture Maps Foundation. Official warnings come from national weather services.
How it works
Forecast, observation, satellite and official warning, each with its own source.
Missing evidence is never read as “low risk”.
Field, route, site, facility or community.
What still has to be confirmed is written in the open.
The action is yours, and it is on the record.
Three products, one evidence chain
Decision Studio plans the day and the week, Last Minute runs the first half hour when something changes, and Express gives a readiness view in thirty seconds. All three draw on the same sources and on your own thresholds.
Decision Studio
Port Tarragona · Night shift
Decision window
Tomorrow 06:00 – 13:00
Suggestion
Gusts cross 45 km/h from 08:00. Move the crane lift before 08:00; review again at 11:00.
Evidence · ECMWF IFS 00Z · DWD ICON · AEMET obs.
Add to action planTry it: tap the screen
The weather plan of your operation: from risk to decision, from decision to action, from action to evidence.
Operations managers · crisis desks · field coordinators
Open Decision StudioLast Minute · 21:42
Heavy rain has started
Site · Valencia coastline
First 30 minutes30:00
Try it: tap the screen
Something changed. Now what? The first-half-hour checklist, in your pocket.
Field crews · dispatch · facility and event leads
Open Last MinuteExpress
Granollers, Vallès Oriental
What may happen
Tomorrow afternoon gusts may approach 50 km/h.
What it means
Awnings, signs and light material in the open are exposed.
What to do
Secure material in the morning; look again at 12:00.
Evidence · ECMWF · DWD · official lane separate
Share the viewTry it: tap the screen
Place, concern, horizon. A plain-language readiness view in thirty seconds.
Shopkeepers · farmers · drivers · independent professionals
Open ExpressThe screens are example scenarios. You set the thresholds; MetOry shows the evidence and the timing. Official warnings stay on their own lane.
Current conditions · 27 EU countries, United States, Canada
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Europe · Radar
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10-day forecast
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Official warnings
Warnings stay with the authority that issued them: AEMET, Météo-France, DWD, NWS, MSC/ECCC and the other EU national services through MeteoAlarm. MetOry shows them unchanged.
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An unavailable feed is marked as unavailable, never as “no warnings”. Check the issuing authority before acting.
Sectors
One platform, eight operational packs. Each pack names what weather stops, what it leaves exposed and which decision it demands — in the language of your own work.
Let the plan set the harvest.
Risk Frost, hail and downpours close harvest and spraying windows without notice.
Response Which plot gets which job, and when the crew gets ready.
Frost · Hail · Heat · Downpour
Protect the time window.
Risk Ice, snow and crosswind break port handovers and delivery promises.
Response Which run moves, which route holds, when the driver is told.
Ice · Snow · Crosswind · Rain
The crane decision is made at six in the morning.
Risk Wind and rain stop cranes, scaffolds and concrete pours.
Response Which job moves forward, when to wait, how to prepare the shutdown.
Gust · Rain · Heat · Lightning
Ready grids ride out the storm.
Risk Storms, ice load and lightning strain lines and field crews.
Response Crew deployment, maintenance windows and fault readiness.
Storm · Ice · Lightning · Heat
If the plant stops, the chain stops.
Risk Flooding, storms and extreme heat hit loading yards and shifts.
Response Loading windows, shift plans and sensitive-stock preparation.
Flood · Storm · Heat · Ice
Guests remember the experience.
Risk Downpours, wind and heat disrupt outdoor events and transfers.
Response Move, postpone or secure — on time and with a reason.
Downpour · Wind · Heat · Storm
A city prepares before the warning.
Risk Flash floods, heatwaves and snow hit roads, schools and events.
Response Crew briefings, public notice drafts, alignment with the official warning.
Flood · Heatwave · Snow · Storm
An exercise is a rehearsal of the real event.
Risk Disaster-scale weather strains crews, equipment and communication at once.
Response Scenario exercises, task lists and an after-action learning record.
Flood · Storm · Heatwave · Snow
Pricing
€9.90/ month
1 user · 3 sites
€99.90/ month
5 users · 25 sites · 14-day trial, no card
€999.90/ month
25 users · 250 sites
Custom
Organisation, branch and operating-unit scale
Talk to EnterpriseFree plan: 1 user · 1 site. Every plan uses the same sources and the same forecast quality.
See Clearly. Prepare Early. Operate Safely.
ECMWF · NOAA · DWD · AEMET · EUMETSAT · Copernicus · Météo-France · MET Norway. Forecasts, observations and official warnings stay named, and they stay separate. Source attribution does not imply endorsement of MetOry. Visual/data credits