HuskyWeatherBot

Traders who follow Polymarket temperature markets get live weather data, model forecasts, and contract scanning in one Telegram chat.

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HuskyWeatherBot: Free Telegram Weather Tool for Polymarket Traders

What is HuskyWeatherBot?

HuskyWeatherBot is a free Telegram bot for Polymarket weather market traders that combines live METAR decoding, multi-model temperature forecasts, historical station profiles, and a Polymarket contract scanner in one place.

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HuskyWeatherBot Overview

HuskyWeatherBot is a free Telegram bot for traders who work Polymarket's temperature and weather outcome markets. It pulls live aviation weather reports, multiple forecast models, historical station data, and a direct scanner for Polymarket temperature contracts into a single chat, so traders stop jumping between scattered data sources.

Weather markets on Polymarket often resolve on readings from specific airport stations, and price moves can hinge on subtle shifts in expected daily highs or sudden weather events. Anyone who has tried to cross-reference METAR reports, global models, historical norms, and live Polymarket order books at the same time knows how fragmented that process gets. HuskyWeatherBot addresses that directly.

The bot decodes raw METAR and TAF aviation reports into plain language, so traders can confirm what is happening at a station right now without parsing coded strings manually. For forecasts, it aggregates daily high temperature outlooks from ECMWF, GFS, ICON, JMA, GEM, and UKMO, then surfaces where those models agree or diverge. Disagreement between models often signals higher uncertainty, which can affect whether current Polymarket odds represent good or poor value.

Each station carries a heating passport, a seasonal profile built from historical METAR observations that shows typical temperature ranges and timing across the year. When a forecast calls for an unusually high or low reading, the passport helps a trader judge whether that deviation is normal variation or a genuine outlier worth acting on. Alongside this, the similar day lookup lets traders reply to any METAR or TAF message and receive comparable past days from the archive, showing how similar setups actually resolved in terms of realized highs or weather progression.

For traders following Chinese stations, a dedicated cross-check path compares international METAR feeds against local reporting, since certain stations sometimes show differences between the two. The Polymarket temperature market scanner lets users request the cheapest available contracts for chosen dates, surfacing candidates that may warrant a closer look without requiring manual searches across every city and date combination. Live push alerts can notify traders when wind shifts, precipitation begins, or cloud conditions change at stations they follow, which matters most for intraday markets or open positions.

A recent update expanded the historical dataset, added wind direction and speed modeling, introduced expected deviation metrics from typical daily highs, and improved the station simulation commands. The bot now supports English, Russian, Chinese, and Spanish.

HuskyWeatherBot does not place trades, connect to wallets, or require any login beyond a standard Telegram account. It works as an information layer alongside whatever method a trader already uses on Polymarket. Traders who take weather markets seriously, particularly those who build edges through historical comparisons or need faster alerts near resolution times, get the most from it. Beginners also benefit because the historical baselines help them learn typical station behavior without needing separate climatology tools.

You can test it at t.me/huskyweatherbot.

HuskyWeatherBot Key features

  • Multi-Model Forecast Consensus

    The bot pulls daily high temperature outlooks from six models, including ECMWF, GFS, and UKMO, and shows where they agree or split. Traders can compare that spread against current Polymarket prices to spot markets that may not yet reflect forecast uncertainty.

  • Station Historical Passports

    Each tracked station has a seasonal profile built from historical METAR data, showing typical temperature ranges and timing of peak warmth. When a forecast looks extreme, the passport helps a trader judge whether that reading is a genuine outlier or normal variation for that location.

  • Similar Day Lookup

    Replying to any METAR or TAF message returns comparable past days from the archive, showing how similar setups resolved in terms of actual highs and weather progression. This adds a check that forward-looking models alone cannot provide.

  • Live METAR Alerts

    Traders can set push notifications for specific stations that trigger when wind, cloud cover, or precipitation changes. For markets that resolve intraday or positions already open, these alerts deliver new information before it appears in model updates.

  • Polymarket Contract Scanner

    Users can request the lowest-priced temperature contracts for chosen dates without manually browsing every city and date on Polymarket. The bot returns a short list of candidates worth reviewing, based on price relative to surrounding liquidity and model consensus.

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Is HuskyWeatherBot safe & legit?

HuskyWeatherBot was built by a Polymarket weather trader known as Husky (@husky_vs on X), who created it for his own use before releasing it publicly. The bot never asks for wallet access, login credentials, or any permissions beyond a standard Telegram account, so it carries no direct financial risk. No red flags are known, and community feedback has been positive, though it is a solo-maintained project, so occasional server hiccups are worth expecting.

X account intel @husky_vs

  • Based in Latvia
  • Joined X August 2025 11 months ago
  • Username changes 1 rename last on Aug 13, 2025
  • Signup source Belarus App Store

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HuskyWeatherBot Updates

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    Husky
    New in HuskyWeather PRO: Station Brief.
    Scan all 50 stations on a single page. Filter by weather, region, wind sector, or model high disagreement. Compare forecasts from all five models, then jump straight to the stations worth a closer look.
    Less tab-hopping. Faster analysis.
    Next up: Lowest Temperature Markets.
    http://huskyweather.com
    • 8 replies
    • 34 likes
    • 1.5K views
  2. HuskyWeatherBot logo
    Husky
    My final bet of this World Cup. ⚽
    🇪🇸 Spain vs 🇦🇷 Argentina
    No analysis this time, lol. I honestly have no idea how this match is going to play out.
    I'll simply be cheering for Spain tonight, and to make it a little more fun, I'm putting $100 on Spain to score 3+ goals.
    I just hope both teams give us a final worthy of the occasion. The 2022 World Cup final is still one of the greatest matches I've ever watched, so hopefully this one lives up to the hype.
    Enjoy the game, everyone, and may the best team win.
    • 6 replies
    • 15 likes
    • 1.3K views
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    Husky
    The third-place match was absolutely insane. We were overdue for a game like that at this World Cup. 🤯
    So... who are you backing in the final?
    🇪🇸 Spain or 🇦🇷 Argentina? 👀
    • 8 replies
    • 13 likes
    • 1.4K views
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    Husky
    One of my best trades... and somehow I almost talked myself out of it.
    Normally, in setups like this, I buy around 1,000 shares. This time, for some reason, I didn't fully trust the trade.
    Still, I managed to grab London at 0.8¢, turning $3 into $412.
    Opportunities like this show up almost every day. The only thing you need to do is start learning weather markets.
    I'll keep saying it over and over: weather markets are an opportunity.
    Whether it's the World Cup, politics, or almost any other prediction market, you just don't consistently find these kinds of asymmetric opportunities.
    This isn't clickbait. I'm simply sharing what I've been living and breathing every day.
    • 7 replies
    • 1 reposts
    • 36 likes
    • 2.7K views
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    Husky
    Shenzhen now has its own version of the hourly observations page.
    I think I've finally figured out how Weather Underground determines the final temperature for each hour in its historical data. The page also lets you see exactly when WU updates or revises those historical readings.
    Hopefully this makes Shenzhen market a little less mysterious. 👀
    • 3 replies
    • 45 likes
    • 2.5K views
  6. HuskyWeatherBot logo
    Husky
    2 weather trades with 100x potential in a single day 👀
    I added another feature to the terminal today.
    Whenever the actual warming starts diverging from what the weather models expect, the terminal now flags it as a potential model failure. The detection is based on multiple physical factors, not just a simple forecast vs. actual comparison.
    Today it identified only two opportunities:
    🇫🇮 Helsinki - 100x+ (I only noticed this one after the fact).
    🇦🇷 Buenos Aires - I managed to buy at an average price of 0.9¢, which ended up returning around 100x. I also bought the 10°C outcome at 4¢. If the daily high had been 10°C, that position would have returned around 25x.
    I don't announce every small feature I add, so it's worth checking every tab from time to time. I'm working on the terminal every single day.
    Today, every PRO user had access to these 25x–100x opportunities without doing any analysis themselves, simply by trusting the model failure alert.
    https://huskyweather.com
    • 14 replies
    • 2 reposts
    • 43 likes
    • 2.9K views
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    Husky
    How I left $400 on the table in today’s Tokyo market
    Yesterday, I was analyzing today’s weather, and based on my strategy, 28–29°C looked like a great play. I bought 800 shares at an average price of around 2¢.
    A little later, I decided to check what the weather models were saying. Not a single one predicted 28°C. In fact, almost all of them were showing 31°C or higher.
    My whole strategy is built around finding outcomes where the models are wrong, but for some reason I went against my own conviction and sold half of my position at break-even just to save $7!!!
    In the end, I was right. The high was 28°C, and by saving those $7, I missed out on an extra $400.
    I still finished in profit, but I’m a little annoyed with myself for making such a strange decision.
    • 5 replies
    • 35 likes
    • 2.8K views
  8. HuskyWeatherBot logo
    Husky
    Just added a new feature for PRO users: Nearby Sensors.
    The chart combines official METAR observations with data from nearby sensors that have historically shown the strongest correlation with the airport station.
    This makes it much easier to track temperature trends between official updates, especially at stations where LIVE readings are also available.
    https://huskyweather.com/
    • 4 replies
    • 35 likes
    • 2.3K views
  9. HuskyWeatherBot logo
    Husky
    OMG, they’ve been absolutely awful. They’re playing scared against a weaker side, barely attacking at all, and somehow score their second goal in the third minute of stoppage time.
    They don’t deserve to be in the semifinal. If the football gods exist, they’ll help Norway make it through.
    • 7 likes
    • 1.9K views
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    Husky
    It’s been a while since I shared an interesting bet, but I found one today, so here it is.
    England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 vs Norway 🇳🇴
    My entire feed is full of people saying Norway are in top form, Norway will advance, England barely made it this far, they’ve been playing poorly, and so on.
    BUT!
    England have faced defensive teams throughout the tournament. Teams whose main goal is not to score, but simply not to concede. It’s obviously difficult for England to play against that style. They just don’t know how to break down a low block.
    But we’ve already seen one game at this tournament where England’s opponent didn’t just sit back. That was the match against Croatia.
    England are much more comfortable against teams that give them space and actually try to play football instead of defending for most of the game. Norway are exactly that kind of team.
    I really like this Norway side. I’ll be supporting them and would love to see them win the World Cup and pull off a huge upset. But purely from a football perspective, I see England winning this one, and fairly comfortably.
    I’m betting $287 on England over 1.5 team goals.
    • 4 replies
    • 22 likes
    • 3.8K views

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