Choose the source: AEMET's official data as-is, or the Predictum composite. Your choice is remembered.
What is the weather like right now?
What Predictum shows as the current weather is not a forecast: it is the latest reading from a real weather station, and we tell you which one it is and how far away. That is why it sometimes does not match what the morning forecast announced: what was expected is one thing, and what the thermometer is reading right now is another.
Will it rain today, and when?
Rain is charted hour by hour from up to seven sources at once, rather than trusting it all to one. If all seven say it will rain at six in the evening, you can count on it; if three say yes and four say no, that helps too: you know the evening is doubtful and worth checking again before you go out, instead of believing a single number that warns you of nothing.
Which source should I trust?
The one that gets it right where you live, and that is not our opinion: we note down what each source said would happen and, once the day is over, compare it with what the nearest station measured. A source can be the best in Galicia and among the worst in Almería, so as soon as we have enough measured days in your area, the page tells you which one is winning there.