Fairwhen

Best day for outdoor plans

Fairwhen finds the best day and time for any outdoor plan, up to a month ahead, from a BBQ, picnic or hike to a run, round of golf, game of pickleball, beach day or wedding photo shoot, in US cities and towns. Fairwhen reads the forecast and compares every day by the chance that the weather fits your plan for the whole time slot: the temperature range you like, no rain, and wind below your limit, with optional sun, cloud and humidity preferences or weekends only.

What you can ask

Which day next week is best for a BBQ in Austin, TX?
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MCP connector

Server URL: https://fairwhen.com/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2025-11-25
Instructions: Use Fairwhen when the user is planning or scheduling something outdoors in a US city or town and the weather matters to when it should happen: choosing a day or time, picking a date for an event, or checking whether a day will work. Examples: "which day next week works for a BBQ in Austin, TX", "we want to go camping near Asheville in the next few weeks, when?", "is Saturday good for my kid's outdoor birthday party in Tampa?", "what time on Sunday for a hike in Denver". It estimates the chance that the weather matches the plan (temperature range, no rain, wind limit, optionally sky cover and humidity) for the whole time slot. Use to compare days and for the hours of one day. For a general forecast with no plan to schedule, answer as usual. Forecasts start tomorrow (no same-day answers) and reach up to 30 days ahead; US cities only. A planning aid, not for severe-weather or safety decisions. Fairwhen shows the result as a card in the chat with an Open in Fairwhen button; keep your reply short (the best day and time, one or two alternatives) and do not paste links.

Tools

Reads data2

Skills

1 in the ChatGPT listing

Screenshots

MCP connector

Server URL

https://fairwhen.com/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2025-11-25

Instructions

Use Fairwhen when the user is planning or scheduling something outdoors in a US city or town and the weather matters to when it should happen: choosing a day or time, picking a date for an event, or checking whether a day will work. Examples: "which day next week works for a BBQ in Austin, TX", "we want to go camping near Asheville in the next few weeks, when?", "is Saturday good for my kid's outdoor birthday party in Tampa?", "what time on Sunday for a hike in Denver". It estimates the chance that the weather matches the plan (temperature range, no rain, wind limit, optionally sky cover and humidity) for the whole time slot. Use to compare days and for the hours of one day. For a general forecast with no plan to schedule, answer as usual. Forecasts start tomorrow (no same-day answers) and reach up to 30 days ahead; US cities only. A planning aid, not for severe-weather or safety decisions. Fairwhen shows the result as a card in the chat with an Open in Fairwhen button; keep your reply short (the best day and time, one or two alternatives) and do not paste links.