How to Add Weather to Google Calendar
Have you ever felt the deep disappointment that comes when your favorite online service is not any longer available? It’s true that Google can be very frustrating in terms of changing services or even deleting them, for we have all learned that what Google giveth, Google can also take away.
Readers may remember when adding weather to Google Calendar was as simple as checking a box in the calendar settings. There are still a couple of ways to display weather information on your Google Calender.
The Weather Calendars You Can Subscribe to in the Google Calendar
To add weather to your Google Calendar the easiest way is by subscribing to one or more of several available weather calendars. The three best weather calendar is rounded up below and explain how to add them to Google Calendar.
This is a simple way to add weather to your GCal.
1. Go to the Weather In your Calendar website.


3. Select Celsius or Fahrenheit.
4. Select day temperature or high/low.


Formerly called the WebCal.fi, this service offers two kinds of free accounts and two premium options. The “Free for All” account does not require any sign-up, only that you won’t be able to change any settings, and there won’t be any access for you to any location-based calendars.

A “Free Account” requires you to make an account with an email address. You’ll have access to more calendars, and you’ll have access to rename them and change the settings. Notably, “All the accounts that are new, receive a 3 month Paid subscription account free of charge (access to all calendars).”
Connect Google Calendar to Weather Underground Using IFTTT
Weather Underground used to be many people’s "go-to" for adding their weather information to Google Calendar. First the bad news then the great news.
Unfortunately, Weather Underground has stopped its iCal service for a while back, so for now you cannot subscribe via URL like you can with the services listed above. Fortunately, you can still integrate Weather Underground with your Google Calendar using "If, This, Then, That".
All of the below applets pull data from Weather Underground and add weather information to your Google Calendar. The applet titles are self-explanatory.





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