NOAA weather data for WordPress
NOAA’s data. Your design.
Build weather experiences that look like your site, not somebody else’s pre-built widget. One8Weather brings current conditions, forecasts, alerts, and radar into the WordPress tools you already use.
Choose your tools
Start free. Add exactly what your project needs.
The free Core plugin handles current observations and location setup. Premium add-ons plug into the same workflow.
Core — Free
Current temperature, humidity, wind, pressure, visibility, conditions, station data, and icons.
Explore Core →Forecast
Fourteen NOAA forecast periods with temperatures, descriptions, wind, times, and icons.
Explore Forecast →Alerts
Active watches, warnings, and advisories with flexible fields and severity-aware styling.
Explore Alerts →Radar
Responsive static or animated NOAA NEXRAD maps without embedding a third-party weather page.
Explore Radar →Simple annual pricing
Build the weather experience your site deserves.
Every premium add-on requires One8Weather Core, available free from WordPress.org.
Forecast
- 14 forecast periods
- Elementor field controls
- Shortcode access
Alerts
- Active NWS alerts
- Stacked or accordion display
- Severity styling
Radar
- Static or animated radar
- Responsive Leaflet map
- Elementor + shortcode
O8W Complete
- Forecast + Alerts + Radar
- $99/year for 5 sites
- $199/year unlimited sites
One dataset. Three directions.
The same live weather fields can feel completely different.
Each example displays current live weather using the same One8Weather shortcodes and the same configured location. The difference is layout, hierarchy, and styling.
Vacation look
New York City, Central Park, NY
Mostly cloudy, with a low around 57. Northeast wind around 15 mph, with gusts as high as 26 mph.
Field data view
New York City, Central Park, NY
Weather look
New York City, Central Park, NY
WordPress-native workflow
Build where you already build.
Use the drag-and-drop Elementor widgets, add shortcodes through Gutenberg’s Shortcode block, or place them anywhere WordPress processes shortcodes.
- Elementor widgets with familiar content and style controls
- No Elementor Pro requirement for One8Weather widgets
- Before, after, fallback, class, and icon options in Core
- No NOAA API key and no custom API integration
Direct from public weather services
Current conditions, forecasts, and alerts come from NOAA/NWS services. Radar overlays use NOAA NEXRAD mosaics provided by Iowa Environmental Mesonet.
Built for maintainable sites
Cached requests, safe fallbacks, responsive output, and locally bundled Leaflet assets keep the integration practical.
Documentation that gets you building
Start with location setup, copy a field key, and move into examples and troubleshooting only when you need them.
Read the docs →Bring the full weather toolkit into WordPress.
Get Forecast, Alerts, and Radar together—and keep complete control of how your weather experience looks.