I grew up in Arizona and had no idea what a Minneapolis winter actually meant. skytold does not just say 19 degrees. It tells me boots, scarf, leave early, and do not pretend that hoodie is a coat.
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skytold is the weather advice mom would give, with some dad personality
Hits your inbox 3x a week with suggestions for outfits, meals, health & wellness, money-saving ideas, and way more.
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When the first real cold front rolls into Cleveland, skytold doesn't say "temperature dropping." It says:
One tap. A text written for you, simply tap send. She saves the recipe. She loves the dish and posts it on Instagram. She calls you while cleaning up.
that's not "how's the weather there." that's a memory being made from 800 miles away.
Nobody's weather app has ever made someone call their mom while eating soup. Yours just did.
just a really good email. three times a week. forever.
did you know there are free things somewhere every day? we'll keep track so you don't have to.
add your birthday and your people's birthdays too. your dad will pretend he doesn't care about a free bundtlet and then eat it in one sitting.
the weather is our job. the free stuff is a bonus. you're welcome.
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I grew up in Arizona and had no idea what a Minneapolis winter actually meant. skytold does not just say 19 degrees. It tells me boots, scarf, leave early, and do not pretend that hoodie is a coat.
With a baby, a toddler, and two dogs, the weather can ruin the day before breakfast. skytold tells me stroller cover, dog towels, extra layers, playground later, and suddenly I look like I had a plan.
I check skytold before I brief the crew. It gives me the practical stuff: wind timing, heat risk, rain windows, layers, and when the site is going to fight us. It is weather translated into decisions.
My boss can be in Boston, Dallas, and London in the same week. skytold helps me prep travel notes that actually matter: umbrella, coat, delays, outdoor dinner risk, and which city is about to be dramatic.
My kids and grandkids are spread all over, so skytold gives me a reason to check in that is not just 'how are you?' I can text, 'take a coat' or 'call me before that storm,' which is grandmothering with better data.
My calendar already asks enough of me. skytold just shows up in my inbox with the weather advice I need, so I don't have to remember to open another app before the day starts.
questions before the sky gets involved
The short version: skytold turns weather data into daily advice. The longer version is below.
skytold turns local weather forecasts into practical daily advice for what to wear, when to head out, what to plan around and what the weather means for real life.
Most weather apps give you numbers, icons and radar. skytold translates the forecast into useful guidance for clothing, commute, meals, exercise, kids, pets, home, garden and the week ahead.
skytold is for daily planning, not emergency alerts. For severe weather, follow official warnings from the National Weather Service, local authorities or your local weather provider.
Yes. You can save your forecast and receive the newsletter several times a week. Newsletter emails come from morning@skytold.com. For general questions, write to hello@skytold.com.
Yes. skytold supports crew tracking so you can keep an eye on the forecast for the people you care about in other places, and get useful reasons to text them: take a coat, call before that storm, leave early.
What to wear, rain timing, commute, outdoor plans, exercise, kids, pets, home, garden, air quality, pollen, meals, deals and weather context. The forecast still has the numbers; skytold just tells you what to do about them.
Yes. Reading city forecasts and signing up for the newsletter are free. There is no paid tier behind a button.
City forecast pages are refreshed regularly as the weather changes. The newsletter goes out several times a week so the advice stays current without crowding your inbox.
Want the nerdier version? Read how skytold works in our methodology.
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