Whether you’ve set the date or you’re still choosing the weeks — see the floor of reliably-good outdoor time your place actually delivers, from 25 years of satellite record: no rain, no oppressive heat, no biting cold. Not an average.
Check my date — free →A “typical August” tells you nothing about the year the heat — or the rain — actually shows up. The floor is the level you can plan around.
Enough reliable outdoor hours to skip the tent — or few enough that you should book a backup? The floor is the number that call turns on.
Computed from 25 years of NASA and Copernicus satellite record — an audit of what actually happened.
One place, one date — or the weeks you’re weighing. We run it against a quarter-century of record and send you the read.
Your venue or town, and the date you’ve set — or the period you’re still choosing.
We measure the floor of reliably-good outdoor hours (8am–10pm) — split into rain and heat.
Your floor, a map of the area, and whether a backup plan is worth it. No pitch.
Your wedding happens at a time, not just a date. A 5pm sunset ceremony and a midday lunch are different questions — the same date can be heat-limited at 2pm and reliably good by 7pm. Tell us your ceremony time and we’ll read the floor for that window, half-hour by half-hour.
We’ll run it and email you the read — usually within a couple of days. Free, no obligation.
Forelore is an audit of the historical climate record — not a weather forecast service. Or email [email protected].