COPD and the weather
Poor air, cold snaps and heat can make breathing harder with COPD. Feelcaster alerts you before they arrive, so you can plan your day.
Get early accessWhat Feelcaster watches for COPD
Strongest first. You choose which triggers apply to you in the app.
Air quality
Smoke, smog and fine particles. Starts to count at: A US Air Quality Index above 50, strongest past 100.
Cold
Cold air, wind chill and fast drops in temperature. Starts to count at: A feels-like temperature below 50°F, or a drop of 8°F or more within 4 hours.
Heat
Hot afternoons, high feels-like temperatures and warm nights. Starts to count at: A feels-like temperature from 80°F, strongest near 103°F.
One thing to do on those days
On cold or bad air days, plan errands for the mildest hours and keep your breathing plan close.
COPD: questions people ask
What does Feelcaster watch for COPD?
Air quality first, then cold and heat. Humid air, pollen and storms count a little too.
Is Feelcaster a medical device?
No. It is an informational forecast. Talk to your care team about your symptoms and treatment.
Know before the weather does.
Feelcaster is coming to iPhone and Android. Join early access and we’ll send your invite.