Living and working in Málaga
meteo365.es is a financially and politically completely independent family business — run by the German couple Maren and Thomas.
Our logo shows a lighthouse — and that is exactly how we see meteo365.es: as a point of orientation in the weather. When the weather changes fast, when rain cells build up, the wind turns or a thunderstorm forms, our weather maps should give a clear signal. Not loud, not complicated, but reliable, up to date and easy to understand.
One signal is enough. If it is the right one. meteo365.es — weather in real time.
Who we areGerman perfectionists under the Andalusian sun
We live and work in Málaga, Andalusia — right where Terral, Taró, Poniente, Levante, Saharan dust and Mediterranean waves write new stories every day. Out of this weather stage, one of the world's leading platforms for interactive weather maps has grown over the years: meteo365.es.
meteo365.es is a product of MAWE MEDIAONLINE, S.L.U. (founded in August 2017) — a mid-sized family business with a big ambition: real-time weather, precise forecasts, honest data sources, weather maps everyone can understand. No clickbait, no pop-ups, no bought-in off-the-shelf API. Instead, our own tile renderer, our own nowcast algorithm and cleanly prepared model data.
Why we do itWeather is personal — and it should feel that way too
Nothing accompanies our daily life as constantly as the weather. Sunshine, rain, storm or heat — millions of people check the forecast every day, plan their day around it or follow the latest developments.
That is exactly why we built meteo365.es: a platform that makes weather understandable, up to date and something you can experience with passion.
How we workBuilt ourselves. From the raw data source to the finished weather map
Behind our weather map runs a powerful data platform. Specialised processes compute model forecasts such as ICON from the DWD and GFS from the USA, process radar data from several countries, analyse earthquakes in real time and track tropical cyclones worldwide. All the information comes together in Málaga, is prepared in our own rendering pipeline and delivered to your device within seconds.
Our unique strength lies in the intelligent and rapid processing of this data: from the automated pipeline through rendering to our own nowcast and visualisation systems.
What we promiseReliable — and honest when something does go wrong
Continuous monitoring watches all data sources and services around the clock. This lets us spot problems early and, in many cases, react before they become visible to our users.
Even though we place great value on reliability, technical faults can never be entirely ruled out. Not every outage originates in our own infrastructure — external data sources, networks or servers can be affected too.
Management team
Maren Becker
Owner · Technology · DevelopmentOwner of MAWE MEDIAONLINE and the technical mind behind meteo365.es. From the data pipeline through the tile renderer and the nowcast to the map in your browser — development is her home. When something on meteo365.es runs, computes, renders or glides smoothly across the screen, her work is behind it.
Thomas Weber
Management · Content · Social mediaManaging director of MAWE MEDIAONLINE and responsible for content and social media. He makes sure weather data turns into understandable stories — in the editorial team and on social networks, where meteo365.es communicates day after day with its relentlessly growing international community.
Behind the scenes
A few impressions from everyday life
What matters to us
Three principles we let ourselves be measured byTransparency
Every data source is named. If something is an estimate, we say so. If something comes from a model, the model is stated above it.
Speed
Maps should run smoothly — on mobile too, even on a slow connection. That is why we have our own renderer, our own tiles, our own caches.
Independence
We rely on a multi-model approach. No vendor lock-in, no single data provider, no hidden dependency on a commercial API.
Fancy a chat with us?
Feedback, cooperation, data exchange, or simply saying “hello”.