Integration
National Weather Service MCP server
2 servers
Weather MCP
ListedFree, open-source MCP server with 17 weather tools — forecasts, alerts, air quality, marine, radar, lightning, rivers, wildfires and history back to 1940 — built on NOAA, Open-M…
Lists National Weather Service as an integration (unverified)
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ListedUS natural-hazard data for AI agents from free, keyless government APIs: NWS weather alerts and forecasts, USGS earthquakes, Census geocoding and FEMA flood zones (National Floo…
Lists National Weather Service as an integration (unverified)
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Frequently asked
- What is an MCP server?
- An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server exposes tools and data to AI assistants in a standard way, so an assistant can read from or act on a system on your behalf with your permission.
- Is there an MCP server for National Weather Service?
- Yes — 2 servers are listed here. Check each listing's trust tier and data-handling statement before connecting it to production data.
- Does National Weather Service endorse the servers listed here?
- No. Vendor and product names identify the systems a server connects to. They do not imply that the vendor endorses, supports or has reviewed any listing. A listing may say it "works with" National Weather Service only after it has been verified.
- How do I get a server listed?
- Anyone can list a server for free. Submissions are moderated for accuracy, and no listing can pay for a higher position.
Vendor and product names identify the systems a server connects to. They do not imply that the vendor endorses, supports or has reviewed any listing.