Weather & Climate markets ยท updated 4m ago
Weather & Climate prediction markets

Weather and climate risk

Weather and climate events that may affect energy, agriculture, commodities, insurance, and logistics.

37 active Weather & Climate markets are being monitored. Highest-ranked read: Probability Fade at 0.6% in Will it rain in Atlanta, GA on September 15?.

Active markets37
Ranked signals37
Polymarket37
Top Signal 67

Probability Fade

Will it rain in Atlanta, GA on September 15?

Open market โ†’
Highest Probability 93.4%

Weather & Climate

Will it snow in Buffalo, NY by November 30?

Open market โ†’
Best Data Quality 40/100

Polymarket

Will London have less than 30mm of precipitation in September?

Open market โ†’
Largest Move +27.0 pts

Probability Surge

Will London have less than 30mm of precipitation in September?

Open market โ†’
Historical view

Probability and score through time

Average probability and signal score for this theme.

Probability spectrum

Where the theme is priced

Active contracts grouped by implied-probability band.

Momentum breadth

Rising versus falling markets

Direction and combined magnitude of the latest market moves.

Evidence quality

How much support sits behind the prices

Markets grouped by signal-quality band.

Opportunity board

Markets with movement and support

Ranked by signal strength, quality, momentum, urgency and the latest probability move.

Watch score0โ€“100
Repricing radar

What changed in Weather & Climate

The largest live expectation moves inside this theme.

Conviction

Highest probabilities

The outcomes currently priced as most likely.

Evidence

Best-supported markets

The strongest reads by market quality.

Fragile repricing

Large moves with weaker support

Potential overreactions where movement outruns market quality.

Tail-risk watch

Lower-probability outcomes with support

Potentially underappreciated outcomes ranked by quality, momentum and urgency.

Theme context

One contract can be noisy. A cluster can reveal the regime.

Use the theme view to compare independent markets, identify shared repricing, and avoid treating a single thin contract as consensus.

Evidence context