Is Open-Meteo down?

No — the Open-Meteo API is operational. Our last check succeeded in 483ms.

APIzone continuously probes a public Open-Meteo API endpoint from its own independent infrastructure and records response status and latency. Status is derived from consecutive failures and latency deviation — not from Open-Meteo's own status page — so it reflects what we independently observe.

Degraded means the Open-Meteo API is reachable but not fully healthy: some recent checks are failing, or response times are far above the normal baseline. It's a warning state between fully operational and down.

Over the last 90 days, APIzone has measured 98.54% uptime for the Open-Meteo API. See the uptime breakdown above for 24-hour, 7-day, 30-day, and 90-day figures.

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