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Animated weather forecast maps for wind, rain, waves and more
Weather maps turn forecast models, radar and satellites into pictures you can read at a glance. Climate maps zoom out to decades, showing how temperature, rainfall and coastlines are changing.
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Animated weather forecast maps for wind, rain, waves and more
Animated globe of global winds, ocean currents and air pollution
Near real-time satellite weather imagery and storm tracking
Smooth animated forecast maps from several weather models
Official US forecasts, cones and warnings for hurricanes
Global weather radar map with live rain and snow animation
Live lightning strikes from a volunteer detector network
See which coastal land could fall below sea level or flood lines
Official short-term forecast of where the northern and southern lights are visible
Map of personal weather stations, radar and severe weather
Official US weather warnings and forecasts on a national map
Daily global temperature maps and climate charts
Live full-disk images of Asia and the Pacific from Japan's weather satellite
3D globe of NASA's Earth satellites and what they measure
Full-resolution live imagery from the world's weather satellites
Every active hurricane, typhoon and cyclone on one page
Swiss weather maps with forecasts, satellite and radar
Climate maps showing how heat, water and drought change with warming
Weekly map of drought conditions across the United States
Live tracking of weather balloons (radiosondes) around the world
Weather model and satellite maps for serious storm watchers
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For day-to-day forecasts, animated model maps such as Windy and Ventusky are hard to beat. Compare models when the weather is uncertain: if they agree, the forecast is more reliable.
Radar maps such as RainViewer show where it is raining now, which is more useful than a forecast for the next hour. Official national weather services remain the source for warnings.
Climate maps use scenarios. When a map shows 2050 or 2100, check which emissions pathway it assumes.