Google Weather schema

The Google Search endpoint returns Google’s weather card as result.weather, on desktop and mobile, with no flag and at no extra cost. The card shows on weather queries (“weather new york”, “météo lyon demain”) and in the header of some places. weather is omitted when the SERP has no weather card.

Weather card in Google Search — Weather in Google Search

The one-line current weather of a city or region’s knowledge panel is in result.knowledgeGraph.weather, not here. Values are as Google shows them, in the language of the SERP. Temperatures are whole numbers in unit.

Weather structure

Every field is included only when the card shows it.

Field	Type	Description
`location`	string	The place the forecast is for, as shown
`unit`	string	Temperature unit (`°C` or `°F`). Absent when the card does not show it, as on most mobile cards
`current`	object	The top of the card: the conditions now, or the day or hour the query asks for (“weather tomorrow”). See below
`hourly`	array	The hourly forecast, in order. See below
`daily`	array	The daily forecast, in order, starting today. See below

Order of hours and days

time is the label Google shows, so how much it says depends on the card:

On the desktop card, an hour names its day (Wednesday 9:00 AM), and hourly covers the days of the forecast.
On the mobile card and the card inside the AI Overview, hourly is the next 24 hours, starting now (Now, 2 AM, …). An hour shows the time alone, so the day changes after midnight without a label.
A day shows its weekday (Thu), not a date. Over 10 days a weekday can appear twice, so read daily by position: the first item is today.

Conditions

current, each hour and each day share one shape.

Field	Type	Description
`time`	string	The time or day, as shown (`Wednesday 9:00 AM`, `Now`, `Thu`)
`condition`	string	The sky, as shown (`Partly sunny`)
`temperature`	number	Temperature. On `current` and each hour
`feelsLike`	number	Felt temperature, when the card shows it
`high`	number	Day’s high. On each day, and on `current` when it shows a day
`low`	number	Day’s low. On each day, and on `current` when it shows a day
`precipitation`	string	Chance of precipitation, as shown (`4%`)
`humidity`	string	Humidity, as shown (`58%`)
`wind`	string	Wind speed, as shown (`5 mph`)

Response example

A response to weather new york in the United States, on desktop:

{
  "success": true,
  "result": {
    "weather": {
      "location": "New York, NY",
      "unit": "°F",
      "current": {
        "time": "Wednesday 9:00 AM",
        "condition": "Partly sunny",
        "temperature": 57,
        "precipitation": "4%",
        "humidity": "58%",
        "wind": "5 mph"
      },
      "hourly": [
        {
          "time": "Wednesday 9:00 AM",
          "condition": "Partly sunny",
          "temperature": 57,
          "precipitation": "4%",
          "humidity": "58%",
          "wind": "5 mph"
        }
        // …
      ],
      "daily": [
        {
          "time": "Wed",
          "condition": "Partly sunny",
          "high": 62,
          "low": 51
        },
        {
          "time": "Thu",
          "condition": "Heavy rain",
          "high": 59,
          "low": 42
        }
        // …
      ]
    }
  }
}

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Weather structure

Order of hours and days

Conditions

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​Conditions

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Weather structure

Order of hours and days

Conditions

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