Make weather data honest.
Most weather apps give you a number without telling you whether it’s observed or modeled—or whether it’s stale, missing, or invalid. RealWeather does the opposite: per-field provenance, validation gates, and explicit fallback when observations fail.
Core principles
Four commitments that guide how CurrentWeather.info handles data.
Observation-first
Prefer live stations when they're fresh and sane. Don't pretend a model is "current conditions."
Provenance everywhere
Every field gets a per-field label: obs, model, or derived. A Hybrid badge can appear when a view mixes sources; per-field labels remain the source of truth.
Guardrails
Freshness windows, validation bounds, and failure modes are documented. No “magic” or silent smoothing—just rules you can read.
Change logs
If behavior changes, it gets a public note: what changed, why, impact, and how to roll back if needed.
Most weather apps show you a number. We show you the number and where it came from. If it's observed, you'll see it. If it's modeled, you'll know why. If something falls back or blends, it's labeled—no guessing, no hidden logic.