WeatherEdge FAQ
Clear answers about WeatherEdge, weather-market analytics, forecast snapshots, subscriptions, Telegram login, cookies, and payments
WeatherEdge is independent weather-market analytics software for Polymarket weather markets. It combines weather forecasts, station observations, market prices, and model outputs so users can inspect market context before making their own decisions
WeatherEdge compares forecast providers, observed station data, time remaining in the market, and market-implied probabilities. The goal is to show where the market price and weather evidence appear aligned or divergent
WeatherEdge does not make autonomous trading decisions and does not place production trades. The product is analytics and research software, not a broker, exchange, custodian, or financial adviser
Model accuracy depends on the market, location, forecast horizon, provider quality, and station data. WeatherEdge should be evaluated through accumulated forecast snapshots, actual observations, and backtests instead of a single live result
WeatherEdge stores forward-only analytics snapshots, forecast inputs, market context, model outputs, and later actual observations. This creates a time-by-time record of how forecasts and analytics changed
Every 20 minutes, the production scheduler records a snapshot of available weather-market analytics. That cadence is frequent enough to study forecast changes without storing unnecessary second-by-second noise
Analytics means the WeatherEdge view of forecast evidence, station observations, confidence, price context, and historical model behavior. It is designed to support research and judgment, not to replace user decisions
The subscription unlocks paid WeatherEdge surfaces such as deeper Analytics access, research views, and backtest pages. The current price and duration are shown on the Pricing and Billing pages
WeatherEdge uses Telegram QR/passwordless login. Open the login page, tap Continue with Telegram or scan the QR code, and confirm the fresh login request in Telegram instead of reusing old bot messages
WeatherEdge currently uses an essential first-party session cookie for account access. It does not use advertising, retargeting, or marketing analytics cookies
Paid access uses hosted crypto checkout through a third-party payment provider. WeatherEdge tracks invoice state and account access after the payment provider confirms the invoice
Yes. WeatherEdge is built around research, backtesting, and auditability. The more snapshots and actual observations accumulate, the better the historical picture becomes for reviewing model behavior