7 tools to look at the temperature where you live

Summer has already arrived, and we are about to release the heat waves. Therefore, we are going to tell you tools to look at the temperatures where you live To know what days are the worst. Because of climate change, these extreme heat events are increasingly frequent, and it is convenient to know when they arrive.

We are going to tell these tools in list formatso that at a quick look you can look at the ones that interest you the most. With them you can monitor the heat wave in different ways, from with the winds to with other complete information.

Tools to control heat wave

Here is our tools list to control the heat wave. Are Web pages that many times have mobile appsso you can use them regardless of the device where you want to look at it.

• Aemet: The website of the State Spanish Meteorology Agency, and therefore is that page to resort when you are looking for the most reliable information on our country. It has time information and weather notices, where they will inform you about heat waves. Link: Aemet.es.
• Accuweather: One of the most important weather apps, so much that many mobile manufacturers applications use their data. It offers two -week forecasts, amounts of rain and even a radar. Will also inform you of temperatures .. Link: accuweather.com.
• The time: Another of the main pages that you will find when obtaining weather information in Spain, because it is also focused on this country. It is simpler than Aemet, more visual, but also with data centered. Link: Eltiempo.es.
• Ventusky: Ventusky It is a website that not only shows you meteorological information, but does it with an unmatched aesthetic, it is a visual wonder. You can consult temperature patterns, wind speed at different altitudes, cloud density or rainfall. Link: Ventusky.com.
• Weather Channel: Another of those apps whose data use many other manufacturers, such as Apple in their time app. It offers forecasts for 15 days, maximum and minimum temperatures, humidity, wind gusts, pressure, condensation and everything you need. Links: Weather.com.
• Windy: A page that shows a map with wind currents, and that color the areas so you can see the temperature in each of them. He also has a search engine to focus on more concrete areas. Link: Windy.com.
• WXCHARTS: A page that shows you the main weather data, many data and with many graphs. You can see the evolution of temperatures, rainfall or speed of time, as well as obtain forecasts. Link: Wxcharts.com.

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