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WinWeatherBot: weather research and automation on Windows

WinWeatherBot compares weather-model estimates with Polymarket temperature contracts. It maps the station, time and threshold, compares probability with the live book midprice and applies configured entry and exposure rules.

Open WinWeatherBotwinweatherbot.com
Available on
Windows

Screenshots and interface

What is WinWeatherBot?

Manual analysis, scanning and automated entry are different modes of the engine. Continuous operation requires a running Windows machine or compatible Windows VPS; this is desktop software rather than a Telegram bot.

The public globe signal preview explicitly uses mock data. The site’s 138-input headline alternates among members, runs and deterministic forecasts. The named GFS, ECMWF, ICON and NOAA inputs are clearer than assuming that inconsistent count has a single precise meaning.

Who it is for

  • Weather researchers comparing forecasts with contract thresholds.
  • Windows users running defined automation rules.
  • Traders limiting correlated city and region exposure.

Features and coverage

  • Contract and weather mapping

    Identify the resolution station, time and threshold, then inspect the named GFS, ECMWF, ICON and NOAA inputs.

  • Probability-to-book comparison

    Compare estimated probability with the live book midprice and configure the minimum edge and sizing.

  • Correlated exposure caps

    Limit concentration by city, region and direction rather than evaluating every position independently.

  • Entry breakers and drawdown

    Halt new entries when configured ensemble-spread conditions are exceeded, and set a drawdown threshold that pauses the strategy.

  • Local credential handling

    The provider describes storing credentials through Windows Keyring.

  • Operating modes and host

    Use manual analysis, scanning or automated entry on a Windows machine or compatible VPS, keeping the host running for continuous work.

Workflows with WinWeatherBot

Research a city

Verify the exact station and contract threshold before comparing the ensemble estimate with the market.

Configure automation

Set minimum edge, sizing, correlated-exposure limits and drawdown behavior before enabling entries.

Inspect a stopped strategy

Determine whether weather-model disagreement, exposure caps or drawdown blocked new entries.

Pricing and total cost

Monthly, quarterly, 6-month and annual licenses are listed. The advertised package describes 138 inputs across 4 named model families, but the input terminology varies. Longer-plan prices below are monthly equivalents, with the indicated billing period; confirm exact charges in the pricing interface.

Monthly

$59/month

  • 1 device
  • Advertised weather-input package
  • Email support

Quarterly

$49/month equivalent; quarterly billing

  • Up to 3 devices
  • Advertised weather-input package
  • Email support

6 months

$44/month equivalent; 6-month billing

  • Up to 3 devices
  • Advertised weather-input package
  • Email support

Annual

$39/month equivalent; annual billing

  • Up to 3 devices
  • Advertised weather-input package
  • Email support

Getting started

Before you start: The site inconsistently calls its 138 inputs members, runs and deterministic forecasts.

  1. Choose the official Windows download and license.
  2. Read methodology and station mapping before configuring local credentials.
  3. Set edge, sizing and exposure rules and drawdown behavior.
  4. Inspect manual signals before enabling automation.
  5. Keep the chosen Windows host running for continuous operation.

The public globe preview uses mock signals and does not establish live trading performance.

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What to check

  • The site inconsistently calls its 138 inputs members, runs and deterministic forecasts.
  • Continuous local operation requires a running Windows host.
  • The monthly device allowance differs from longer plans.
  • The public preview is mock data rather than a current live signal record.

A closer look

Ratings & reviews

Editorial rating
2.5/ 5
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Our take on WinWeatherBot

Station mapping and regional exposure controls address real weather-market requirements. Mock preview signals and inconsistent input-count terminology limit what the public presentation can establish about model evidence or trading performance.

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Frequently asked questions about WinWeatherBot

Is this a Telegram bot?

No. The main product is Windows desktop software with research, scanner and automation modes.

Can it run on a VPS?

The provider advertises continuous operation on a compatible Windows VPS; the host must remain running.

Can I limit correlated cities?

Yes. City and region caps are described, alongside limits on directional concentration.