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This dashboard delivers accurate, real-time weather forecasts and environmental insights designed for daily planning, travel decisions, and climate awareness. All data is fetched dynamically and visualized for clarity and accessibility.
Weather information is powered by the Open-Meteo API, providing high-resolution meteorological data including temperature, humidity, wind speed, precipitation, and atmospheric pressure. Air quality metrics are derived from globally recognized environmental monitoring models.
Hourly forecasts use short-range numerical weather prediction models, while the 7-day outlook combines ensemble simulations to improve reliability. Visual charts highlight temperature trends and daily variability.
Air quality indicators include PM2.5, PM10, Carbon Monoxide (CO), Ozone (O₃), and Nitrogen Dioxide (NO₂). These pollutants are associated with respiratory health, urban traffic, and industrial emissions.
Users can search for any city worldwide or allow location access to retrieve hyper-local forecasts. Reverse geocoding ensures meaningful city names instead of raw coordinates.
The interface supports light and dark modes, adapting automatically to system preferences. Typography, spacing, and contrast are optimized for long-term readability across devices.
Favorite cities are stored locally in the browser for instant access. This ensures fast performance without requiring user accounts or external storage services.
⚠️ Weather and air quality data are estimates based on numerical models and should not be used as a substitute for official meteorological warnings.
This weather dashboard helps users monitor live atmospheric conditions, pollution levels, forecast trends, and environmental changes through interactive charts and radar data. It is useful for trip planning, outdoor activities, academic research, farming decisions, and daily awareness of climate conditions in any city worldwide.
Yes, Weather Dashboard is completely free and does not require sign-up.
Weather data is powered by the Open-Meteo API.
No personal data is stored. Favorite cities are saved locally in the browser.