The Pickleball Weather Index ranks U.S. cities for pickleball conditions using temperature, wind, cloud cover, humidity, and precipitation — scored 1–10 and updated daily from National Weather Service data. Red and maroon = best. Blue = worst.
Search any U.S. city to see its Pickleball Weather Index score for the selected day.
The Pickleball Weather Index scores each location from 1 to 10 using National Weather Service forecast data at 2.5km resolution across the contiguous United States. It is updated daily and reflects conditions most pickleball players describe as ideal for outdoor play.
Six factors are scored and combined:
A score of 10 means near-perfect pickleball conditions. A score of 1 means conditions are poor — too cold, too windy, or too wet for outdoor play.