DAILY WEATHER PICKS · EVERY MORNING

Find the edge in
weather prediction markets

Every morning our AI scrapes NWS, NOAA, and multi-model weather forecasts, cross-references them against Kalshi's live market prices, and delivers the highest-edge weather market signals directly to your inbox.

$25/month · Cancel anytime · No lock-in
Win Rate
67%
verified results
Cities Covered
20
highs + lows
Markets Scanned
430+
every morning
How we find the edge
Weather forecasts are probabilistic. Kalshi markets are often mispriced. We find the gap.
01
Scrape weather forecasts
Every morning we pull forecasts from the NWS/NOAA (official US government), Open-Meteo GFS (American model), and ECMWF (European model). Three independent sources per city.
02
Find Kalshi mispricing
We compare forecast consensus probabilities to live Kalshi market prices for temperature, precipitation, and storm markets. When models agree and Kalshi disagrees, that's an edge.
03
Claude Fable 5 reviews the pick
Claude Fable 5 reviews the multi-model data, calculates statistical edge using forecast uncertainty, and only surfaces picks with ≥8% edge and ≥70% confidence. By 7:30 AM in your inbox.
Where the data comes from
We cross-reference multiple independent forecast models to build a consensus. Disagreement between models increases uncertainty. Agreement = conviction.
NWS / NOAA
Official US National Weather Service forecasts. Government meteorologists, updated multiple times daily.
Open-Meteo GFS
NOAA's Global Forecast System model. 0.25° resolution, 16-day outlook, updated every 6 hours.
Open-Meteo ECMWF
The European Centre model — widely considered the world's most accurate medium-range forecast model.
Kalshi Markets
Live binary market prices for temperature, precipitation, snowfall, and storm events across major US cities.
What a pick looks like
Real format, real data, real reasoning. This is exactly what lands in your inbox.
Will the high temperature in Phoenix exceed 110°F on June 14, 2026?
+31% EDGE
BUY NO Confidence 87%  ·  Market 58% → True 27%
Kalshi is pricing this at 58% YES, but NWS shows a forecast high of 104°F. GFS model agrees at 105°F. ECMWF shows 103°F. All three models are 5-7°F below the 110°F threshold with ±3.5°F uncertainty — meaning the statistical probability of exceeding 110°F is approximately 27%. Strong edge on NO.
🌡 NWS high: 104°F · GFS: 105°F · ECMWF: 103°F — all models well below 110°F threshold
One plan. Everything included.
$25
per month · billed monthly
  • Daily temp picks every morning by 7:30 AM ET
  • NWS + GFS + ECMWF cross-referenced forecasts
  • Statistical edge calculation with uncertainty bounds
  • Full reasoning + data citations per pick
  • Live track record — every result logged
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Questions
Is this financial advice?
No. These are AI-generated signals for informational purposes only. You decide whether to place a trade. We are not registered financial advisors. Never risk money you cannot afford to lose.
Why weather markets specifically?
Weather has a clear ground truth: actual measured temperature, precipitation, etc. We can compare authoritative government forecasts (NWS/NOAA) and global models (GFS, ECMWF) directly against market prices. When professional meteorological models consistently disagree with a Kalshi price, that's a quantifiable edge — unlike political or economic markets where the "true probability" is harder to anchor.
How are picks generated?
Every morning we fetch live Kalshi weather markets, scrape NWS, Open-Meteo GFS, and ECMWF forecasts for every relevant city and date, then use Claude Fable 5 to calculate the statistical edge. We model temperature distributions using normal probability — if the forecast high is 88°F ± 3°F and Kalshi says 70% chance above 95°F, we flag that as a strong NO with ~28% edge.
What markets are covered?
Every daily temperature market Kalshi runs — high-temp markets in 19 cities and low-temp markets in 17, including NYC, Chicago, Miami, LA, Boston, Phoenix, Vegas, SF, Atlanta, DC, Seattle, Houston, and more. That's 430+ markets scanned every morning, and we surface the biggest edges wherever they are. These settle on official NWS station readings — and our forecasts target those exact stations.
When are picks delivered?
Every morning by 7:30 AM Eastern — before the day's temperature markets heat up. If no markets have sufficient edge that day, you'll receive a short email explaining why — we never force picks just to fill the email.
How do I cancel?
Click "Unsubscribe" in any email footer, or reply to any email. Cancellation takes effect at the end of your billing cycle. No cancellation fees.