Work Weather Planner

Seven days of rain, wind and temperature for your postcode, scored for your trade, with the workable windows marked.

Trade

Each trade has its own example limits.

General outdoor Everyday limits Roofing Stricter on wind Resin driveways Dry, 5°C or warmer Landscaping Tolerates showers

Adjust the limits

Rain chance under 30%

Gusts under 25 mph

Temperature at least 0°C

Window of at least 3 h

These are example limits for the demo. Real jobs follow manufacturer guidance and site safety rules.

Best working windows this week

Each strip is one day of daylight, an hour per block. Pick a day to see the hours, the charts and the reasons behind its score.

How the scores work

Every daylight hour is checked against four limits: rain chance, rain amount, gusts and temperature. The hour scores 100 with no strain on any limit, 50 at a limit, and falls towards 0 beyond it.
A working window is a run of hours that all stay inside the limits and is long enough for the job. Hours that have already passed today never count.
A day’s score blends its average hour (40%) with the length and quality of its best window (60%). A day with no window is a stand-down.

Lab demo

Dashboards built on free live data that answer one business question.

Two free, keyless APIs (postcodes.io and Open-Meteo) called from the browser, with loading, error and labelled sample-data states
A scoring model that turns hourly rain, wind and temperature into a go or stand-down call for each trade
Working-window detection: runs of workable daylight hours long enough to fit a job
Rain, wind and temperature charts drawn by hand in SVG, with no chart library
Limits that change per trade and can be tuned, the kind of rules a real build takes from a client’s own job sheets

Open-Meteopostcodes.ioDashboardTrades

Everything in the Lab is hand-built — and a real version for your business starts with a free, no-obligation 20-minute call.

Work Weather Planner — a Lab demo, not a real business