ECMWFThe selected time, variable and region is available for this model. The European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) creates forecasts for the upcoming 15 days and is a global leader in forecast skill. However, it offers only a small number of parameters for free. The 00Z and 12Z runs are coming in twice daily between 6 and 7 UTC and 18 and 19 UTC.
GEMThe selected time, variable and region is available for this model. GEM is the global forecast model of the Canadian weather service and computes 10 day forecasts.
GFSThe selected time, variable and region is available for this model. GFS is the global weather forecast model of the US weather service run at an internal resolution of 28 km. It offers a plethora of parameters for the next 15 days. Updated 4 times a day up to 384 hours ahead. The runs for the 0, 6, 12 and 18Z runs are usually coming in from 3:30, 9:30, 15:30 and 21:30 UTC, respectively.
ICONCurrently selected. ICON is the global weather forecast of the German weather service (DWD) with a grid spacing of approx. 13 km globally (Europe nest: 6 km). Model output is available up to 180 hours ahead for the 0Z and 12Z runs, and up to 120 hours for the 6Z and 18Z runs.
UKMOThe selected time, variable and region is available for this model. Model output from the United Kingdom Met Office (UKMO). Maps are updated twice daily around 6:45 und 18:45 UTC. Only basic pressure maps are available and forecast data ranges from day 3 to 6.
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0Thu 16 May 06:00
6Thu 16 May 12:00
12Thu 16 May 18:00
18Fri 17 May 00:00
24Fri 17 May 06:00
30Fri 17 May 12:00
36Fri 17 May 18:00
42Sat 18 May 00:00
48Sat 18 May 06:00
54Sat 18 May 12:00
60Sat 18 May 18:00
66Sun 19 May 00:00
72Sun 19 May 06:00
78Sun 19 May 12:00
84Sun 19 May 18:00
90Mon 20 May 00:00
96Mon 20 May 06:00
102Mon 20 May 12:00
108Mon 20 May 18:00
114Tue 21 May 00:00
120Tue 21 May 06:00
Run:
00 06 12 18
Interval
1 3 6 12 24
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