Document every weathered-out day.
Weather-delay documentation for construction contractors, from official NOAA records.
No account required.
- Official NOAA observations
- Daily readings from NOAA weather stations, not forecasts.
- Station and distance shown
- Every result names the station that supplied the data and how far it is from your jobsite.
- Every day's reason shown
- The report lists the rule each qualifying day met, so you can check the count against your contract.
Check a month
How it works
- 1
Enter your jobsite
A street address, city and state, ZIP code, or latitude and longitude.
- 2
Enter your contract thresholds
Rain, low or high temperature, and wind, exactly as your contract states them.
- 3
Review potential weather days
WeatheredOut checks observed NOAA weather and lists the days that potentially meet your rules, with the reason for each.
Guides
Plain-English guides to documenting weather delays on a construction job.
- How to document weather delays in constructionA plain-English checklist for recording weather delays: what to write down, what to photograph, and how to back it up with official weather observations.
- How to calculate weather daysHow to count the days in a month that meet your contract’s weather rules, with a worked example and what to do about trace rain and missing readings.
- Writing a weather delay letter to the ownerAn outline for a short, factual weather delay letter, with fields to fill in and tips for keeping it clear.
- Rain days, mud days and dry-out daysWhat each term usually means on a job site, what weather records can and cannot show, and how to document the days after the rain stops.
- What “anticipated adverse weather” means in contractsA plain-English look at the phrase: what “anticipated” signals, the different ways contracts put a number on it, and what to look for in yours.
Weather days by city
Average rain, freezing and hot days for each month in the largest U.S. metro areas, from NOAA station records for 2021 to 2025.
Plans
Free check
Total potential qualifying days, allowance comparison, two example days, and the weather station used.
$0
Full Report
Every qualifying date with weather values and the reason, the complete daily table, and station details.
$29one-time, per report
Pro
Coming soon: saved projects and rules, report history, and downloads.
$39per month, per project
WeatheredOut is documentation software. It is not legal, engineering or scheduling advice, expert testimony, or a determination of contractual entitlement. Verify results against your contract and official records.