Weather Calendar
Daily forecast, right in your agenda in Google Calendar™.
FreeWhat you get
14 days ahead. One all-day event per day, so you see the weather while you plan the week.
Updates itself. Forecasts refresh automatically; old events are replaced, never duplicated.
Any city. Pick any place in the world and switch between °C and °F.
Quiet by design. Events are marked free and never trigger reminders.
Light, Pro or Ultra?
Weather Calendar
14-day daily forecast as one all-day event per day
Free
Weather Calendar Pro
8-day forecast plus hourly detail for the next 2 days
CHF 10 / year
Weather Calendar Ultra
Everything in Pro plus wind, AQI, UV, pressure, sunrise and sunset
CHF 15 / year
More details on weathercalendar.io.
Watch Weather Calendar in action
Set up in a minute
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Install Weather Calendar from the Google Workspace Marketplace on a computer.
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Open it in the Google Calendar™ sidebar and type your city.
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Your forecast appears on every device and keeps itself up to date.
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Questions
Does it work on mobile?+
Yes. Install once from a desktop computer; the events then show up in Google Calendar on your phone and tablet too.
Which Google accounts are supported?+
Personal Gmail accounts and Google Workspace accounts, as long as your admin allows Marketplace add-ons.
Does it read my whole calendar?+
No. Each add-on only creates and updates its own events. The AI Day Planner looks at your busy times so it can plan around them.
Can I remove the events?+
Yes. Every add-on has a one-click clear option, and uninstalling removes future events.
Is it a subscription?+
Paid add-ons are billed yearly via Stripe. You can cancel anytime, and there is a 14-day grace period if a renewal fails.
Which countries does Pollen Calendar cover?+
More than 65 countries, using Google Pollen API data. It is an informational tool, not medical advice.
Are the horoscopes written by AI?+
Yes. Both horoscope add-ons use AI-generated readings, and we label them that way.
How do I get support?+
Email work@louissch.com. A real person, usually the developer, answers.