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Flightmussy/sunshine-atlas-mcp

Sunshine Atlas MCP server A remote, read-only Model Context Protocol server that answers "where is it sunny?"** with data: monthly 0–100 Sunshine Scores, day/night temperatures, rainfall and sea temperature for **3,833 destinations — every one with its own airport** — from long-term climate normals.

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claude mcp add sunshine-atlas-mcp -- npx -y sunshine-atlas-mcp

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Sunshine Atlas MCP server

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A remote, read-only Model Context Protocol server that answers
**"where is it sunny?"** with data: monthly 0–100 Sunshine Scores, day/night temperatures,
rainfall and sea temperature for **3,833 destinations — every one with its own airport** —
from long-term climate normals. It serves the same open dataset published at
sunshineatlas.com/data (CC BY 4.0, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.21322408).
**Live endpoint (no key, no signup):**
Listed in the official MCP registry as
com.sunshineatlas/sunshine-atlas. Docs page: sunshineatlas.com/mcp.
Tools
| Tool | Answers |
|---|---|
| find_sunny_destinations | "Where is it sunny (and warm) in November?" — ranked by that month's Sunshine Score, filterable by continent/country, minimum day temperature, swimmable sea (≥21 °C), population |
| get_destination_climate | "When is the best time to visit Faro?" — full 12-month climate card for one destination (city, "city, country" or IATA code) |
| compare_destinations | "Algarve or Crete in October?" — side-by-side comparison of 2–5 destinations with a one-line verdict |
Every result carries attribution and citable sunshineatlas.com destination URLs.
Connect a client
**Claude Code**
**Claude (custom connector), ChatGPT connectors, or any Streamable-HTTP client** — add the URL
https://sunshineatlas.com/api/mcp.
**Generic JSON config (Cursor, etc.)**
Self-host
The server is a single stateless Node file (fresh McpServer per request, plain JSON responses,
binds to 127.0.0.1 — put it behind your reverse proxy). It reads one dataset file and hot-reloads
it on mtime change.
GET /healthz reports status and destination count. server.json is the MCP-registry manifest.
Data & methodology
- Sunshine Score = 100 × warmth × (0.5 + 0.5 × (0.55 × dryness + 0.45 × sunniness)), computed
from long-term climate normals — methodology.
- Sources: temperature, rainfall and sunshine from NASA POWER
climatology (2001–2020); places & populations from GeoNames & OurAirports; sea temperatures
via Open-Meteo Marine.