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Real-time weather forecast

My weather forecast as a day-by-hour grid: yesterday, today, and the next week. I use it because normal weather sites bury the useful shape under cards, maps, cookie banners, and forecast theater.

Every number and colour is the raw air temperature – the standard 2 m reading, not feels-like. One metric across the grid, the heading, and the what-to-wear scale. Hover a cell for its hour, conditions, and clothing note.

A strip under the search box flags active hazards near the shown spot – earthquakes, storms, floods, wildfires – sorted by severity and distance.

Forecast and city search come from Open-Meteo1; IP/GPS location, reverse-geocoding, and the hazard feeds from other keyless services2. The URL holds the coordinates – copy it to share a spot.

No ads. No affiliate boxes. No cookie banner. Grafana Faro handles basic runtime telemetry; coordinates go only to the weather and hazard APIs above.

  1. Weather data and geocoding by Open-Meteo.com, used under CC BY 4.0. This page transforms the API response into a local day-by-hour grid. ↩︎

  2. All keyless, used as-is: IP location from wtfismyip, GPS reverse-geocoding from BigDataCloud; hazard alerts from USGS (quakes), GDACS (disasters), NASA EONET (wildfires, storms), the US NWS (US warnings), and LibreWXR (worldwide met warnings, proxying WMO and national services’ CAP feeds). US-government and NASA data is public domain; GDACS is open EC/JRC data. ↩︎