What is DailyWX?
DailyWX is a forecast contest, not a word grid. You predict tomorrow’s local weather on three prompts, lock the call, then return after observations land. Score is versus real data, and you can compare with official forecasts and other players. The NWS map is a clue, not a verdict.
A surprise wind shift or a rain that missed your ZIP can sink a confident copy of the model.
DailyWX Game Rules
Answer three weather questions for tomorrow where you live. Submit locks the prediction. Scoring uses observed conditions, not the forecast graphic you copied. Beat the official line if you can. New round daily; you wait for reality. Local messiness is the point.
- Forecast tomorrow’s local weather on DailyWX’s three prompts.
- Once submitted, the call is locked.
- Scores compare your lock to observed weather.
- You can also compare against official forecasts and other players.
How to play DailyWX?
Press Play on this listing to open official DailyWX. Read the local setup (high, low, rain, wind), decide where you disagree with the model, then lock all three answers.
- Open DailyWX and check tomorrow’s local briefing.
- Answer the three prediction questions.
- Submit to lock the forecast.
- Return after the weather happens to see the score.
DailyWX Strategy & Tips
Know your microclimate: valleys, coasts, and heat islands disagree with the airport. Rain chance is not rain amount. Wind direction shifts at fronts. If you always clone the official high, you will never beat it. Track your own bias (too warm, too wet) across a week.
- Treat DailyWX official numbers as a prior, not a copy-paste.
- Adjust for your actual neighborhood, not the city average.
- Review yesterday’s miss before you lock tomorrow.
FAQ about DailyWX
What is DailyWX?
DailyWX is a daily game: predict tomorrow’s local weather, lock it, and score against real observations and other forecasts.
How do you play DailyWX?
Open official DailyWX, answer three prompts for tomorrow, submit, and check results after the weather occurs.
Is the official forecast the answer?
No. DailyWX scores you against what actually happens, and you can try to beat the official forecast.
Where can I play DailyWX?
Use Play on this AllDle Games page to open official DailyWX in a new tab.