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What weather conditions can I target on?

WeatherAds offers 80+ weather, health, travel, leisure and retail-demand triggers. How many you can use depends on your plan.

WeatherAds has more than 80 trigger conditions, grouped into categories. You pick them from the Condition list when you build a trigger.

Category

Examples

Weather Conditions

Temperature, RealFeel® Temperature, Rain, Rain Amount, Snow, Snow Amount, Sunshine, Cloud Cover, Wind Speed, Humidity, Air Pressure, UV Index

Weather Probability

Thunder & Lightning, Storm, Hail, Fog, Hurricane, Tornado, Ice, Blizzard, Freezing Rain

Alarms

Rain, Snow, Ice, Wind Gusts and Thunderstorm alarms

Health

Air Quality Index, Tree, Grass and Ragweed Pollen, Mold Spores, Flu Risk, Common Cold Risk, Asthma Risk, Migraine Headache Risk

Sports

Golf Weather Index, Running Index, Ski Weather Index, Tennis Index

Leisure

Beach & Pool Index, Outdoor Barbecue Index, Outdoor Concert Index, Stargazing Index

Home & Garden

Lawn Mowing Index, Grass Growing Index, Mosquito Activity Index, Home Energy Efficiency Index

Travel

Driving Index, Flight Delay Risk, Flying Travel Comfort Index

Weather-Driven Favorability Index (Planalytics)

Retail demand for products such as air conditioners, boots, outerwear, suncare products, soup and wiper blades

Triggers by plan

Plan

Trigger conditions

Economy

9

Growth

18

Premium

80+

Enterprise

80+

Planalytics conditions need to be switched on for your account. Contact us to enable them. They can't be mixed with other conditions in the same automation.

See the full Trigger Comparison for which conditions each plan includes.

How conditions are measured

Most weather conditions use levels such as Heavy, Moderate, Light or None, or a value with a unit (°C or °F, millimetres, centimetres or inches). Probability conditions use risk levels, and indices use scales such as Excellent to Poor. See What are the meteorological values for each weather condition?

Each condition can check current, forecast or past weather. See How do time frames work for weather targeting?

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