Create a weather widget
Free, no sign-up. Choose a place, days and colours, then paste the embed code into your page; the widget updates itself.
🧩 Free widget
New York City widget
Three steps: choose a place, style it, copy the code. Preview it below.
Options and embed code
The preview updates as you change options
Preview
How it works
- 1. Choose a placeSearch above; the widget shows that place's forecast.
- 2. Set days and coloursPick the number of days and background, text and accent colours to match your site.
- 3. Copy the embed codePaste it into your HTML, a post or a “Custom HTML” block — it updates itself.
Good to know
- ResponsiveUp to 420px wide and shrinks to fit on phones.
- Always freshData follows the latest forecast; nothing to maintain.
- Keep the data creditThe source line at the bottom is required by the data licence.
- Free, no accountFor blogs, news sites and business websites — no account needed.
Widget FAQ
Will the widget slow down my site?
It is a light iframe that loads independently with a fixed height, so it does not shift your layout.
Can I embed it in WordPress?
Yes. Use a “Custom HTML” block in the editor or an HTML widget in the sidebar and paste the code.
Is there a storm alert widget?
Yes — use the storm alert widget page to embed active storms and tropical depressions.