Hourly windows
Compare likely conditions across the hours available for your training.
Combined context
Review heat, humidity and air-quality signals in the same decision.
Explainable guidance
Understand why a window is preferred and where forecast data is unavailable.
Before you head out
Check the current local alert, the hourly trend and how you feel. Hot-weather exercise increases the risk of dehydration and heat-related illness. If you feel faint or weak, stop activity and move to a cool place.
Use the hot-weather exercise guide for a step-by-step pre-workout check that includes AQI, not only temperature.
Reference: CDC — Heat and Athletes.
Personalize the next step
Turn environmental data into a plan for your day
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Download on the App StoreLast reviewed 2026-08-29. Wellness guidance only — not medical advice.