Allen Floyd

A WordPress weather plugin that's actually hyper-local

Hey everyone, Allen Floyd here, maker of Global Weather Pro!

Ever get frustrated when a website's weather widget shows the forecast for the nearest major city instead of your actual location? I certainly did.

That’s why I built Global Weather Pro, a new WordPress plugin designed to solve that exact problem. It delivers true hyper-local weather forecasts by using the precise GPS coordinates of an address, not just the closest city center. My goal was to create a weather tool that is not only powerful but also incredibly easy to use.

One of the biggest hurdles for website owners is dealing with third-party services. Global Weather Pro handles all API communications through our own dedicated service, which means you get reliable data without needing to sign up for, manage, or pay for your own API keys.

Here are a few things that make Global Weather Pro special:

True Hyper-Local Forecasts: Get weather for your actual address using precise GPS coordinates for a truly accurate forecast.

Stunning AI-Generated Animations: The widget header displays beautiful, AI-generated animations and images for all 38 weather conditions, creating an enhanced user experience.

Dual Widget Design: The plugin includes two distinct widgets—one for prominent header placement and another optimized for sidebars. You can also place them anywhere using the provided shortcodes,

[gwpro_header_weather] and [gwpro_sidebar_weather].

Detailed Forecasts: Keep your visitors informed with detailed 24-hour and 7-day forecasts that show temperature, chance of rain, humidity, UV index, and more.

We're launching soon and I couldn't be more excited to share it with this community. If you have a WordPress site and want to provide your visitors with beautiful and precise weather forecasts, As the contributor behind this plugin, your support on launch day would mean the world!

To start the discussion, I'd love to know: What's the most important feature for you in a weather widget, and what have you found lacking in other tools?

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