Beat the rain. Dodge the headwind. Ride your route at its best. Ride Radar forecasts conditions along your entire route — at the time you'll actually be there — and finds the best window to set off.
Free live demo · full Ride Radar on your routes with VeloPin Pro
A weather app gives you one forecast for one spot. But a 90 km ride crosses valleys, ridges and coastlines over several hours — and the wind that's a tailwind on the way out is a headwind on the way home. Ride Radar forecasts the conditions you'll actually meet, where and when you'll meet them.
Rain, temperature and wind sampled point by point down your whole route — not a single city reading. Drawn from the best of 30+ weather models for your region.
Every point is matched to your estimated time of arrival, so you see the sky as it'll be when you get there.
Wind is projected onto your direction of travel, so you know exactly where you'll grind and where you'll fly.
Sunrise, sunset and a best-departure finder that picks the start time with the least rain and headwind.
Three steps, about ten seconds.
Load a GPX or choose one of your saved routes. Ride Radar locks to its exact line.
Ride Radar samples forecast points along the route and times them to your pace and start time.
See a clear call — best time to leave, leave now, or wait — plus the rain, wind and light along the way.
Take Ride Radar for a spin on a sample loop, free — then run it on your own routes with Pro.
Open Ride Radar →A pre-ride weather tool for cyclists. It forecasts conditions along your whole route at the time you'll actually be at each point, then tells you the best window to set off.
A weather app gives you one forecast for one place. Ride Radar walks your route point by point, matches each point to your ETA, and shows rain, temperature and head/tailwind where and when you'll meet them.
Yes. The wind is projected onto your direction of travel for each segment, so you can see where you'll fight a headwind and where you'll get a push.
You can try the live demo for free on a sample loop. Running Ride Radar on your own routes is part of VeloPin Pro.
Forecasts come from Open-Meteo. Only your route's coordinates are sent to fetch the forecast.