How it works

Your co-pilot for weather on the road

Rota & Clima calculates your route and shows the weather forecast for each stretch — at the estimated time you pass through it. Here's how, step by step.

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Destination

Your route is split into 6 equidistant points, from origin to destination. For each one we fetch the forecast for the time you're expected to arrive there.

Forecast at the right time

For each of the 6 points, we show temperature, chance of rain, wind and expected weather condition for the exact time you pass through — not the generic forecast for the nearest city. That way you know if you'll hit sun, drizzle or a storm ahead.

Alerts along the way

We analyze every stretch and flag severe conditions: storms, heavy rain, fog, snow and strong winds. You get a clear warning before leaving home, with the stretch and approximate time the condition appears.

Gas stations along the route

We mark nearby gas stations on the map, with name and a direct link to Google Maps. Plan your refueling stops without leaving your route.

Alternative routes

When there are viable paths, we show up to 3 route options side by side, with distance, travel time and the weather on each. Compare and pick the safest one.

Weather models

You can choose between two models:

Automatic — combines regional models, more detailed for Brazil.
ECMWF — the reference European global model, the same one used by apps like Windy. Great for long routes and an overall view.

Everything on the map

The route is drawn on the map, with numbered markers at each of the 6 points and at gas stations. Road names are shown so you know exactly where you're going.

Data and accuracy

Forecasts come from public third-party sources — Open-Meteo, the ECMWF model and OpenStreetMap — and may differ from observed weather. They are estimates for planning and should not be the sole basis for safety decisions.

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