Weather by city
Choose your city and see the live rain radar, the current temperature and the forecast for the days ahead. We cover 30 cities in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and Ireland.
- Warmest right nowPhoenix90°F
- Coldest right nowGalway9°C
- Rain right nowRaining in 4 cities
Popular cities
The biggest cities in each country, with the current weather.
United States
10 cities
United Kingdom
6 cities
Canada
5 cities
Australia
6 cities
Ireland
3 cities
Rain radar and weather forecast for every city
kiša.com shows in a few seconds whether rain is about to reach you. Every city has its own page with a live precipitation radar that shows where it is raining right now and where the clouds are heading, so you can decide whether to take an umbrella or move your plans.
Alongside the radar you get the current temperature, feels-like temperature, humidity, wind and chance of rain, plus an hourly forecast, a 14-day outlook and air quality, handy for a walk, a run or a trip.
Countries we cover
- United States10 cities
- United Kingdom6 cities
- Canada5 cities
- Australia6 cities
- Ireland3 cities
Frequently asked questions
How do I find the forecast and rain radar for my city?
Type the name of your city into the search box at the top of the page, or pick it from the list grouped by country. Each city page has a live rain radar, an hourly forecast, a 14-day forecast and air quality.
Which countries and cities are covered?
We currently cover 30 major cities in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and Ireland, and we add more in stages.
Which units are used for temperature and wind?
Each country uses the units people there expect: Fahrenheit and miles per hour in the United States, Celsius and miles per hour in the United Kingdom, and Celsius and kilometres per hour in Canada, Australia and Ireland.
How often is the weather updated?
Current temperatures and icons on this page refresh every hour, while the radar animation and city pages show the latest available data, updated every few minutes.
Where does the weather data come from?
Forecasts and temperatures come from the Open-Meteo weather service and refer to the centre of each city. They are model estimates, so they can differ slightly from readings at a local weather station.