meteoblue has added GLOBIO4 to the Dataset API, modelling land use and mean species abundance under future scenarios at roughly 300 m resolution at the equator.

meteoblue has added ERA5-Land to the Dataset API, an hourly land-surface reanalysis on a 0.1 degree grid with Soil Moisture at three depth layers.

The Fire Weather Index is now available as a seven-day forecast in the Dataset API, and fire, landslide and seismic hazard datasets are grouped under a new Natural Hazard heading.

meteoblue has added two bathymetry datasets to the Dataset API, covering global ocean and land terrain and water depth for Lake Victoria.

meteoblue has added the Copernicus Global Human Settlement Layer to the Dataset API, providing built-up surface and population counts on a global grid for exposure analysis.

IFS-HRES is now available in the meteoblue Dataset API and as a raw forecast package in the Forecast API, with a rapid-update variant in the Dataset API.

meteoblue has added Custom Risk Packages to the Forecast API, returning the probability of hazard conditions such as thunderstorm, wildfire, icing and wind damage.

The WeatherXM network is available through the Measurements API, and stations that fall short of the network quality score are now filtered out.

meteoblue has added CHIRPS3 to the Dataset API, replacing CHIRPS2 with an updated algorithm on the same resolution, coverage and update schedule.

City Climate coverage was extended to a further set of cities across Europe, the Middle East and the United States between July and September 2025.

The Forecast API now has machine-readable OpenAPI documentation, available as a reference, an interactive docs page and a downloadable specification file.

meteoblue has added the Urban PET Map to Urban Maps, showing physiological equivalent temperature rather than air temperature alone.

The UK Met Office models UKMO-2 and UKMO-10 are updating automatically again after a period of interrupted and manual updates.

meteoblue has extended radar coverage to Central America, Southeast Asia, China, Eastern Europe, Korea and Japan, and now uses that radar to correct precipitation forecasts in those regions.

COSMO-5M and COSMO-2I have been removed from Weather Maps. ICON_I2 now provides comparable coverage for Italy and the Alps.