Free Location Weather Pro WordPress Plugin Download
WordPress plugin
Location Weather Pro
Location Weather Pro turns weather data for a selected location into a WordPress display. Add an API key from OpenWeather or WeatherAPI, select a location by city, ZIP code, or coordinates, then select the information and layout to display. Publish the display through Gutenberg blocks, shortcodes, or the Elementor weather widget. The plugin also supports Divi, WPBakery, Beaver Builder, and other page-builder setups.
Location Weather Pro turns weather data for a selected location into a WordPress display. Add an API key from OpenWeather or WeatherAPI, select a location by city, ZIP code, or coordinates, then select the information and layout to display. Publish the display through Gutenberg blocks, shortcodes, or the Elementor weather widget. The plugin also supports Divi, WPBakery, Beaver Builder, and other page-builder setups.
Forecasts and historical data
Show hourly or three-hourly forecasts for up to 120 hours, and daily forecasts for up to 30 days. These extended ranges also apply to air-quality and astronomy information where supported. Historical weather and air-quality views can show past conditions.
Air quality and astronomy
A dedicated Air Quality Index view can include real-time AQI, hourly and daily trends, historical air data, pollutant breakdowns, and health recommendations. Sun and Moon shows can show sunrise and sunset, moonrise and moonset, moon phases, golden hour, daylight duration, and solar events.
Maps and conversational weather
Add a Weather Map by OpenWeatherMap or a Radar Map by Windy to present conditions visually. The AI Weather Assistant lets visitors ask weather questions in plain language and responds conversationally with weather information.
Choose and publish a display
Select a ready weather pattern or customizable template for forecasts, AQI, weather grids, tabs, tables, accordions, historical data, Sun and Moon times, maps, or section headings. Adjust its colors, layout, and displayed data to fit the website. Install the extension, add an API key from OpenWeather or WeatherAPI, configure the display, and publish it with a block, shortcode, or supported page-builder widget.