Explain current weather situations with confidence. With forecasts, nowcasting and expert assessments for TV, radio and digital media.
Because you
need to know
Weather data for editorial teams, newsrooms and broadcasting. With nowcasting, API access and expert guidance from meteorologists.
Because you
need to know
Weather is one of the most closely followed topics in the media. Whether it’s heat, heavy rain, storms, snow or unusual weather patterns, viewers, listeners and readers expect reliable information, clear context and up-to-date forecasts.
The MeteoFocus portal by Weather Solutions supports media companies, TV and radio stations, online editorial teams, newsrooms and digital platforms with precise weather data, nowcasting, forecasts and meteorological expertise. Our data and content can be used editorially or integrated directly via API into broadcasting systems, websites, apps and digital formats.
This gives editorial teams more than just weather data. It gives them solid content for presenting, reporting and covering current weather situations, fast, clear and professionally grounded.
Integrate weather data, location-based forecasts and current weather information directly into your broadcasting software, website, app or digital platform.
Use short-term weather information for heavy rain, thunderstorms, storms, heat, snow or other relevant weather events.
Get clear, ready-to-use text modules for presenting, segments, online articles and weather updates. Created by experienced qualified meteorologists.
Use expert assessments of current weather conditions, weather trends or unusual events for your reporting.
Work with precise forecasts for relevant regions, broadcast areas and locations. Suitable for TV, radio, online media and apps.
Get direct answers to your editorial questions from our team. Our meteorologists support you in assessing, contextualizing and communicating complex weather situations.
Good weather communication takes more than raw data. What matters is the right context: what does a given weather situation mean for people on the ground? How reliable is a forecast? What developments are relevant for the coming hours or days?
MeteoFocus gives media clients exactly this combination of data, forecasts and meteorological interpretation. The result is weather content that’s quick to use, clearly written and ready for journalistic use.
Typical topics for editorial teams include heatwaves, severe weather situations, heavy rain, storms, snow, frost, drought, unusual temperatures, seasonal weather trends and long-term weather developments.
Our weather data and content are suitable for classic broadcast formats as well as digital channels. These include TV weather segments, radio weather updates, newsroom formats, online weather pages, apps, live tickers, push notifications and data-driven weather graphics.
Depending on your needs, we provide weather information as an editorial service, a personal assessment or a technical data connection.
MeteoFocus works with media clients such as France Télévisions, M6 and RTL. This experience shapes our day-to-day support for editorial teams, broadcasting teams and digital media offerings.
Whether it’s ongoing weather supply, short-term assessments during severe weather situations or technical integration via API, we deliver weather information that works reliably in everyday media operations.
Our weather data is suitable for TV, radio, online media, newsrooms, apps, websites and digital weather formats. It can be used editorially or integrated technically via an API.
Yes. Our meteorologists support editorial teams in interpreting current weather situations, for example during heavy rain, heat, storms, snow, thunderstorms or unusual weather events.
Yes. Our data API allows weather data, location-based forecasts and nowcasting information to be integrated directly into existing broadcasting systems, websites, apps or digital platforms.
Yes. On request, our meteorologists create clear weather content, presenting scripts and expert assessments for TV, radio, online articles or weather updates.