Open-Meteo MCP server: weather forecasts for your AI

This template turns the public Open-Meteo forecast API into an MCP server, so your AI can read the weather for any place given by its coordinates.

What this API does

Open-Meteo returns forecasts for a latitude and a longitude: temperature, rain, wind and many other hourly or daily variables. It needs no key. Its free use is for non-commercial projects; check the terms of Open-Meteo before a commercial use.

Tools you get

These tools are suggested for this template. Voozeo lists them after the import, and you choose which ones to enable.

• get_v1_forecast: the weather forecast for a latitude and a longitude, with the hourly and daily variables you ask for.

Three requests to try

Once the server is connected to your AI, you can ask for example:

• "Will it rain in Lyon tomorrow afternoon? Use latitude 45.76 and longitude 4.84."
• "Give me the daily maximum temperature in Lisbon for the coming week."
• "Is the wind strong enough to cancel a boat trip off Brest this weekend?"

Authentication

No authentication: leave the upstream authentication on "None". The base URL is filled in for you.

Create and connect the server

1. Select "Create this server" below. Voozeo asks you to sign up, or opens a server already filled in if you are signed in.
2. The name, the address of the OpenAPI file, the base URL of the API and the authentication type are filled in. Voozeo imports the file for you.
3. Open the "Tools" tab and enable the tools listed above, or the ones you need.
4. In the "Connection" tab, copy the address and the key into your AI. See Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or VS Code.

You can change everything afterwards: the template is only a starting point. To go further, read getting started and tools.