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Tell us where you are and we'll turn the live forecast into a plain, practical answer: what to actually put on before you walk out the door. We look at the real "feels-like" temperature, wind, rain, sun and humidity, not just the number on the thermometer, because how the weather feels is what decides what you wear.
The single most useful number isn't the air temperature, it's the apparent (feels-like) temperature, which combines the real temperature with wind chill and humidity. A still 10 °C afternoon and a windy 10 °C afternoon call for very different jackets, and feels-like captures that. On top of that we layer four more checks: wind (does it need a windproof outer layer?), rain or snow (waterproofs, footwear), UV (sun protection, even when it's cool), and humidity (breathable fabrics when it's muggy).
The recommendation you get isn't a fixed template, it's assembled from whichever of those factors actually matter today, so a crisp dry morning, a muggy grey afternoon and a freezing gale each produce genuinely different advice. It's guidance, not gospel: your own tolerance for cold and heat is the final word.