
Hunting Weather Forecast in Hunt App
Forecast your hunt with hourly weather predictions, wind speed and direction, barometric pressure, and more.
Forecast your hunt with hourly weather predictions, wind speed and direction, barometric pressure, and more.
Visualize Forecasts, Temperatures, and Wind Direction
The onX Hunt App displays the most up-to-date weather reports available for the exact area you hunt. No more getting weather updates by searching a zip code or the nearest town to your remote hunting spot. Simply touch the map where you want information and see forecasts, wind direction, precipitation, high/low temperatures, barometric pressure, and more — all in one convenient location. Available on iOS, Android.

Use Wind to Your Advantage
See an hour-by-hour forecast for wind speed and direction for the next eight days at any spot on your map. Plan for the wind before you head to the field.

Accurate and Up-to-Date Weather
Weather updates come from 100,000 weather stations, with onX looking for refreshed data every 15 minutes.

Designed by Hunters, for Hunters
Large, intuitive visuals make it easy for hunters to identify upcoming weather patterns and make in-the-moment decisions based on key weather factors and trends. Precipitation and barometric pressure are displayed in easy-to-understand bar charts.
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onX Weather Feature FAQs
Yes, instead of basing weather reports on zip codes or nearest cities, onX reports weather conditions from the nearest weather station to your current location or wherever you point to on the map.
onX looks for weather updates from the nearest weather station every 15 minutes.
Hunters rely on wind speed and direction, barometric pressure, and precipitation for planning and executing a hunt. Knowing how wind direction might change by the hour, or if barometric pressure is rising or falling, or if rain will worsen or turn into a drizzle helps a hunter pick the best hunting spots, pack the right gear, and make in-the-moment adjustments to their tactics based on current and forecasted weather conditions.
While rain isn’t great for hunting deer, cloudy skies are better for deer movement. Clear, bright, and cold sunny days are best for deer hunting because deer need more food and movement to stay warm instead of bedding down when it’s cold.
No exact temperature has been identified that makes deer move the most. However, temperatures above 60 degrees are when deer move the least. Depending on your location, deer may move more when it’s in the 30s, 40s, or 50s, but in general, the colder the better.
Deer are diurnal, meaning they are most active in early morning and late evening because that’s when their eyesight is most effective. Those are generally the best times to go hunting.