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Data sources
Every number on Pogoda 1 comes from a verifiable open source. We do not invent forecasts: we take data from the world’s leading weather services, cross-check it and constantly monitor its accuracy. Based on it, our editorial team prepares news, reviews and material.
Where we get our data
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MET Norway (met.no)
Norwegian Meteorological Institute — base forecasts for points worldwide.
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Open-Meteo
Aggregator of forecast models and measurements, incl. water temperature (Marine).
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OpenWeather
Operational city data — current weather and forecast.
NWS
NWS / NOAA
The US national weather service — data and models for North America.
GMC
Hydrometcentre / Roshydromet
Official bulletins and commentary — a basis for news and reviews.
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Our water model
Water-temperature estimate from climate norms where there are no direct measurements.
How we work with data
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We collect data from several sources and cross-check them — discrepancies show up immediately.
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We monitor accuracy: if a source starts lying or has gaps — we notice and react.
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Where there are no direct measurements — we carefully estimate from a climate model, honestly marking it as a calculation.
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Based on verified data, the editorial team writes news and reviews — signed by a real author and fact-checked.
See also
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Fresh material from the team: News →
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Who is responsible for accuracy: Editorial →
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About the site and numbers: About →
Fishing forecast model
The fishing forecast is a computed 0-10 score built from five factors: pressure stability (up to 3), moon phase (up to 2), wind (up to 2), clouds and precipitation (up to 2) and water temperature (up to 1). It is an open computed methodology, not a guarantee of catch.