Looking for a Meteoserver alternative?
MeteoFeed is a global, multi-model weather API — one bearer token for 195 countries, 11 forecast models and 18 data domains. If you’ve outgrown a Netherlands-focused API, here’s how it compares.
Meteoserver is a well-established Dutch weather-data API. MeteoFeed is built for teams that need worldwide coverage, a choice of forecast models, data domains beyond core weather, and alerts pushed to them. Teams have already migrated from Meteoserver to MeteoFeed.
At a glance
| MeteoFeed | Meteoserver | |
|---|---|---|
| Coverage | 195 countries + 26 territories, every inhabited continent | Netherlands & Europe focus |
| Forecast models | 11 models + a best-match waterfall, selectable with ?model= | Core forecast sources |
| Data domains | 18 — incl. radar, marine + sea-surface temperature, air quality, space weather, earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanoes, avalanche | Core weather (forecast, observations, …) |
| Proactive alerts | HMAC-signed webhooks on warnings, storms & hazards | Request/poll |
| Developer surface | One bearer token · JSON-first · OpenAPI spec · Postman collection · SDKs-ready | API key · JSON |
| Licensing | Built on CC-BY / public-domain sources — cleared for commercial resale with attribution | — |
Comparison based on publicly-available information and our own product as of June 2026; features change, so verify current details with each provider. “Meteoserver” is a trademark of its respective owner; this page is an independent comparison.
Why teams choose MeteoFeed
Truly global
Every sovereign state plus 26 territories — one consistent JSON shape, whether you query Amsterdam or Auckland.
Pick your model
Compare or pin 11 forecast models (ECMWF, GFS, HRRR, ARPEGE, AROME, GEM, MEPS, DMI, GeoSphere, AIFS) with ?model=.
Far more than forecast
Radar, marine + sea-surface temperature, air quality, space weather, earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanoes and avalanche — one key.
Push, don’t poll
HMAC-signed webhooks deliver warnings, storms and hazards the moment they fire.
A drop-in migration path
Already wired up to Meteoserver in Node-RED? We provide a flow patch that re-sources a Meteoserver liveweer/synop flow from MeteoFeed’s GET /v1/current and reshapes the response into the same structure — so your downstream stays untouched. Ask us for it when you get a key.
Try it
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer mtfd_YOUR_KEY" \ "https://api.meteofeed.com/v1/current?lat=52.10&lng=5.18"