Four steps, no guesswork
You tell us where you fly from. We tell you where the weather is genuinely good right now, what it costs to get there, and where to stay when you arrive.
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Search from your city
Pick your departure metro — New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and so on. You can leave it at "any airport in this city" and we will use the fastest option across the metro, or narrow it to a specific airport if you have a preference.
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We score every destination's forecast window
For each destination we pull the daily forecast, score every day from 0 to 10 on temperature, sky and dryness, then combine those days into a window score that is dragged down by its worst day rather than rescued by its best. Alongside the score you always see the count of genuinely clear days — partly cloudy days are not counted as clear.
The complete formula, including the caps for storms and unusable temperatures, is published on our methodology page with a live worked example.
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You see flights and hotels for the windows that hold up
Each destination shows its verified window — the specific dates the forecast supports — with an estimated flight time from your metro and real hotel inventory with rates, star ratings and chain information. Rates come from third-party supplier data and move constantly, so treat the number you see as a guide, not a quote.
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You book
Not here, yet. sunny.day has no checkout and takes no payments today, so you book the trip wherever you normally would. The terms say what changes if that ever does.
What we do not do
- We do not guarantee the weather. A score is a forecast, and forecasts change. There is no weather-related refund, and we would rather say so here than imply otherwise in the marketing. See the terms.
- We do not hide the bad windows. Destinations that score poorly, or that score well while having no clear days at all, are shown with that stated plainly rather than quietly filtered out of view.
- We do not sell flight tickets ourselves. Flight times and typical prices are shown so you can judge the trip as a whole; the ticket is bought from the carrier.