Meteo ICM — weather forecast app analytics for August 27

Meteo ICM is one of the most recognizable and professional meteorological services in Poland. With nearly 30 years of experience in modeling atmospheric conditions in Central Europe, we deliver accurate weather forecasts used both by specialists and by users looking for a reliable weather application. Our team makes a significant contribution to the global development of numerical modeling. The app allows you to view numerical weather forecasts in the form of clear meteograms—specially designed charts presenting key meteorological parameters. More detailed data, including numeric values and weather icons, are available in the app’s main tab. Additionally, the Maps section provides a broader context for atmospheric phenomena, including radar layers, and visualizations of precipitation, wind, and cloud cover. Meteo ICM is an essential tool trusted by pilots and drone operators, gardeners and farmers, mountain hikers and water-sports enthusiasts, scientists, and professionals in emergency services or the energy sector. Users appreciate the app for its detailed, proven, and highly accurate weather forecasts. The strength of Meteo ICM lies in the UM (Unified Model) and the products based on it, which we provide thanks to our partnership with the Met Office. We run the model several times a day, ensuring access to the latest data—even for the most demanding users in Central Europe and Scandinavia. The app also features a daily commentary from a meteorologist explaining the current weather situation, as well as carefully prepared original articles from the Meteo Editorial Team. All of this makes Meteo ICM a complete weather application with radar, numerical forecasts, and expert analyses. The forecast is provided by the meteo.pl service, operated by the Interdisciplinary Centre for Mathematical and Computational Modelling (ICM) at the University of Warsaw. Results were obtained using Met Office software. Material produced using Met Office Software. Contact us: mobile@meteo.pl