Where do you currently get weather forecasting in a browser?

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Now that darksky.net is totally closed off does anyone have alternatives for viewing weather forecasts?Have found ventusky to be the most relevant replacement so far - I (personally) am selecting for a "large scale" map that can show forecasts for the coming hours/days

celtoid · Accepted Answer

Merry Sky is sorta dark sky reimagined.https://merrysky.net

troydavis · Answer

NWS - pick your map: https://www.weather.gov/forecastmapsEnter a city in the left nav bar for local maps. I prefer the local forecast discussions. Here&rsquo;s Seattle: https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=SEW&issuedby=S...

oblib · Answer

I made my own weather app using NOAA data. You can check it out here:
https://azartiz.com/mildred/
That simple app provides a lot of data for where I live.
If you follow the urls in the source code and do a little sleuthing you can change them for any lat/long or area you want.

Leftium · Answer

- https://merrysky.net/- https://uw.leftium.com/- https://openweathermap.org/

bsg75 · Answer

https://www.tomorrow.io/weather

rsapkf · Answer

https://wttr.inWorks in the terminal as well: curl wttr.in

yef · Answer

`weather` into google works fine for basic stuff.wunderground.com for hourly rain forecasts, for when I want to keep an eye on potential flooding around my house.

ghosttie · Answer

https://temperature.report

litoE · Answer

https://wunderground.com

version_five · Answer

https://yr.no

BMc2020 · Answer

I type weather and my zip code. I don't care what the top post is.

rawgabbit · Answer

Weatherbug

Where do you currently get weather forecasting in a browser?

Now that darksky.net is totally closed off does anyone have alternatives for viewing weather forecasts?
Have found ventusky to be the most relevant replacement so far - I (personally) am selecting for a "large scale" map that can show forecasts for the coming hours/days

Merry Sky is sorta dark sky reimagined.
https://merrysky.net

NWS - pick your map: https://www.weather.gov/forecastmaps
Enter a city in the left nav bar for local maps. I prefer the local forecast discussions. Here’s Seattle: https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=SEW&issuedby=S...

I made my own weather app using NOAA data. You can check it out here:
https://azartiz.com/mildred/
That simple app provides a lot of data for where I live.
If you follow the urls in the source code and do a little sleuthing you can change them for any lat/long or area you want.

- https://merrysky.net/
- https://uw.leftium.com/
- https://openweathermap.org/

https://www.tomorrow.io/weather

https://wttr.in
Works in the terminal as well:
`curl wttr.in`

`weather` into google works fine for basic stuff.
wunderground.com for hourly rain forecasts, for when I want to keep an eye on potential flooding around my house.

https://temperature.report

https://wunderground.com

https://yr.no

I type weather and my zip code. I don't care what the top post is.

Weatherbug

Where do you currently get weather forecasting in a browser?

Now that darksky.net is totally closed off does anyone have alternatives for viewing weather forecasts?Have found ventusky to be the most relevant replacement so far - I (personally) am selecting for a "large scale" map that can show forecasts for the coming hours/days

Merry Sky is sorta dark sky reimagined.https://merrysky.net

NWS - pick your map: https://www.weather.gov/forecastmapsEnter a city in the left nav bar for local maps. I prefer the local forecast discussions. Here’s Seattle: https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=SEW&issuedby=S...

I made my own weather app using NOAA data. You can check it out here:https://azartiz.com/mildred/That simple app provides a lot of data for where I live.If you follow the urls in the source code and do a little sleuthing you can change them for any lat/long or area you want.

- https://merrysky.net/- https://uw.leftium.com/- https://openweathermap.org/

https://www.tomorrow.io/weather

https://wttr.inWorks in the terminal as well: curl wttr.in

`weather` into google works fine for basic stuff.wunderground.com for hourly rain forecasts, for when I want to keep an eye on potential flooding around my house.

https://temperature.report

https://wunderground.com

https://yr.no

I type weather and my zip code. I don't care what the top post is.

Weatherbug

Now that darksky.net is totally closed off does anyone have alternatives for viewing weather forecasts?
Have found ventusky to be the most relevant replacement so far - I (personally) am selecting for a "large scale" map that can show forecasts for the coming hours/days

Merry Sky is sorta dark sky reimagined.
https://merrysky.net

NWS - pick your map: https://www.weather.gov/forecastmaps
Enter a city in the left nav bar for local maps. I prefer the local forecast discussions. Here’s Seattle: https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=SEW&issuedby=S...

I made my own weather app using NOAA data. You can check it out here:
https://azartiz.com/mildred/
That simple app provides a lot of data for where I live.
If you follow the urls in the source code and do a little sleuthing you can change them for any lat/long or area you want.

- https://merrysky.net/
- https://uw.leftium.com/
- https://openweathermap.org/

https://wttr.in
Works in the terminal as well:
`curl wttr.in`

`weather` into google works fine for basic stuff.
wunderground.com for hourly rain forecasts, for when I want to keep an eye on potential flooding around my house.