Ask anything about the weather around you.
Type or say a question in your own language. The assistant reads your station's history, the public stations around you and the models WindRose runs, and when it is not sure what you mean, it asks.
What happened yesterday around 4 pm?
A short storm. Between 15:40 and 16:20 the pressure dropped 2.1 hPa, gusts reached 61 km/h from the west and 8.4 mm of rain fell, most of it in ten minutes. By 17:00 it was clear again.
ExampleMore than your latest reading.
The same assistant, six kinds of answer.
Every reading of the last days, daily summaries back to the first one, records with the hour they were set, and how this month compares with your own normals.
Where it is raining right now, the windiest spot nearby, or how your rain this month compares with the area.
Heat stress at work (WBGT, UTCI, humidex), where smoke would drift with today's wind, the forecast for your spot. Estimates and model data are always named as such.
Setup, calibration and troubleshooting answered from the official manual of Davis, Ecowitt, Netatmo, Tempest or AcuRite hardware, with the page.
"Tell me if the gust goes over 60 km/h." The assistant prepares the alert and nothing changes until you confirm it.
A chart or a table when you ask for one, and a CSV to take the numbers elsewhere.
Questions people ask
- What happened yesterday around 4 pm?
- Where is it raining right now near me?
- Was this the windiest week of the year?
- How does my rain this month compare with the stations nearby?
- Is it safe to keep working outside in this heat?
- When was the coldest night this winter, and at what time?
- Is it dry enough to spray tomorrow morning?
- How do I calibrate the rain gauge on my Vantage Vue?
- Alert me if it drops below 1 °C tonight.
- Summarise last week for the newsletter.
Your data, not the internet's.
The assistant answers from real stations, yours first, and says so when a number comes from a model or a forecast instead. Ask by voice from your phone and get the answer in the language you asked in.
- Offers choices instead of guessing when a question is unclear
- Never changes an alert or a recording without your tap
- Voice questions, transcribed on our own server
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What happened yesterday around 4 pm?
A short storm. Between 15:40 and 16:20 the pressure dropped 2.1 hPa, gusts reached 61 km/h from the west and 8.4 mm of rain fell, most of it in ten minutes. By 17:00 it was clear again.
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