The weather, written into every run.
sprint.earth writes the weather into each outdoor activity you record on Strava. Temperature, wind, humidity and air quality, added automatically.
Sunday long run
10.1 mi 1:31:08 1,482 ft
Felt strong after mile 6. Negative split on the way back.
Set it up once. Then just go.
There is nothing to install and nothing to remember. Keep recording the way you already do.
Connect
Sign in with Strava and approve access. It takes a few seconds and you only do it once.
Record
Run, ride, hike or walk the way you already do. When the activity reaches Strava, sprint.earth hears about it.
Read
The weather at your start lands in the description, plus the finish for anything an hour or longer.
What lands in your description.
Looked up for the exact place and time you started, then written in plain language.
58°F
Light rain, feels like 55°F
Every condition gets its own icon, and clear skies get a sun or a moon depending on the hour.
9 mph NW
Gusts are listed when they blow harder than the steady wind.
80%, dew point 52°F
Dew point is the number that tells you how sticky it really felt.
UV 7
Shown in daylight when it reaches 3 or higher.
Fair
OpenWeather's five-step index, from Good to Very Poor.
61°F, overcast
Added for activities an hour or longer, so you can see how the day turned.
Before you connect
Strava asks you to let it read your activities and edit them. sprint.earth only ever appends one weather line to the description. Titles, stats and everything else stay as you left them.
Add the weather to your next run.
Connect once. Every outdoor activity after that gets the weather.
