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THE WEATHER COMPANY Charge (What It Is + Is It Legit?)

Q: Why does "THE WEATHER COMPANY" appear on my bank statement?

This charge appears because you have an active subscription or made a purchase with The Weather Company.

Q: Is the "THE WEATHER COMPANY" charge legitimate?

Yes, this is a legitimate charge from The Weather Company.

✓ Legitimate

The "THE WEATHER COMPANY" charge is from The Weather Company. Subscription or service charge from The Weather Company, operator of Weather.com and related weather data/app services, owned by IBM.

🌍 US🕐 1 min read📅 Updated October 3, 2026

The Weather Company

Subscription or service charge from The Weather Company, operator of Weather.com and related weather data/app services, owned by IBM.

THE WEATHER COMPANY

What is this charge?

THE WEATHER COMPANY appears on your bank statement because you have an active subscription or made a purchase with The Weather Company. The charge descriptor is how The Weather Company identifies itself to your bank. It may appear slightly different depending on your bank and country.

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How to handle this charge

Check your account

Log into your The Weather Company account to verify the charge.

Check family members

Make sure the charge is not from a family member or shared account holder.

Cancel if needed

If you want to cancel, visit weather.com/account to manage your subscription.

Dispute if unauthorized

Still do not recognize it? Contact your bank to dispute the charge.

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How to cancel The Weather Company

The Weather Company bills you Monthly. To stop future charges, cancel from your account directly.

Cancel at The Weather Company

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Quick fraud check

No, this is a legitimate charge from The Weather Company. However, if you did not authorize this charge or cancelled your subscription, you may be eligible for a refund.