The Meteorological & Oceanographic Satellite Data Archival Centre (MOSDAC) is a data centre operated by the Space Applications Centre (SAC) of the Indian Space Research Organisation. It handles the reception, processing, analysis and dissemination of meteorological and oceanographic satellite data. The centre provides public access to satellite and in-situ datasets, weather and ocean forecasts, radar products, and data related to atmospheric conditions, soil moisture, sea surface salinity, ocean currents and other relevant geophysical parameters.
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ML.NET is an open source, cross-platform machine learning framework for .NET. It lets developers build, train, deploy and consume custom models in .NET applications, with data loading from files and databases, data transformations and many ML algorithms. Models can be trained for scenarios such as classification, forecasting and anomaly detection, and TensorFlow and ONNX models can be consumed within the framework.
The Alaska Region Headquarters of the National Weather Service provides regional weather forecasts and warnings. The page links to forecast offices in Anchorage, Fairbanks and Juneau, plus information on sea ice, marine weather, fire weather, aviation forecasts, river forecasts and tsunami information from the National Tsunami Warning Center. It also lists current hazards, observations, radar and climate data.
Prophet is a forecasting procedure implemented in R and Python. It provides automated forecasts that can be tuned by hand, and is based on an additive model with non-linear trends and yearly, weekly and daily seasonality plus holiday effects. Facebook released it as open source, available on CRAN and PyPI.
Online world map service offering a satellite view of the Earth with labels, a ruler, place sharing, search and locating. It also lists route planning, state boundary tracking, city lists for each state and weather forecast.
Personal site of Sean J. Taylor, who describes himself as a data scientist, social scientist, statistician, and software developer. It links to his background, videos and podcasts, and writing on data science, social science, experimentation and statistics, forecasting, and software. The page also notes he is a co-founder and chief scientist at Motif Analytics.
SolarHam is a space weather and aurora website founded in 2006. It provides real time data and new updates, including solar indices, imagery, flare probabilities and geomagnetic forecasts. Its help center explains space weather terms such as coronal holes, coronal mass ejections and geomagnetic storms, and notes that the section is being built.
The USA National Phenology Network is a national-scale monitoring and research initiative. It collects, organizes and delivers phenological data, information, and forecasts to support natural resource management and decision-making, to advance the scientific field of phenology, and to promote understanding of phenology by a wide range of audiences.
Trail Sense is an offline Android application designed for hiking, backpacking, camping, and geocaching. It offers tools including nearby beacon and path viewing, step backtracking, hyperlocal weather forecasts and alerts, sun and moon position tracking, photo-based offline maps, flashlight, clinometer, and packing lists. No user data is transmitted from the device, and the app does not require internet connectivity. It is distributed under the MIT License, and its developers state it is for informational purposes only and should not be relied on as a sole resource for survival activities.
Trail Sense is an open-source Android application that uses a phone's built-in sensors to assist with wilderness treks and survival situations. It is designed for fully offline use, and includes tools for hiking, camping, navigation, weather forecasting, and survival support.
The JPL Tropical Cyclone Information System supports hurricane research and forecasting. It offers near-real-time portals that combine model forecasts with multi-parameter satellite and airborne observations, providing interactive visualization and online analysis tools. The system also hosts a 12-year global archive of multi-satellite hurricane observations.
Tropical Tidbits provides tropical weather and Atlantic hurricane information, analysis and forecasts, presented by Levi Cowan. The site includes sections for current storms, aircraft reconnaissance, satellite imagery, forecast models and analysis tools.
TWC Classics is a fan site devoted to The Weather Channel, created in summer 1997. It collects audio, video, images and information about the channel's history and its local forecast music, and states that it is not an official site.
The U.S. Energy Information Administration is the official source of U.S. government energy statistics. It publishes data and analysis on petroleum, natural gas, electricity, coal, nuclear, uranium and renewable fuels, along with state and international energy information and short- and long-term forecasts. It also offers open data as an API, Excel add-in and bulk files.
The University of Notre Dame is a private research university inspired by its Catholic character. Its research and scholarship address topics including disease prevention, clean water access, robotic search and rescue, and hurricane forecasting.
Ventusky provides live weather maps showing wind, rain, radar and temperature, with over 50 weather layers and detailed forecasts. Data comes from weather forecast models including ECMWF, GFS, ICON and GEM.
The World Data Center for Ionosphere and Space Weather, operated by NICT, preserves and distributes ionospheric and space weather data. Its holdings include Japanese and Antarctic ionospheric observations dating from 1957-1958 and space weather forecast data. Data is offered through monthly and yearly reports, ionosonde data, handwritten records, a historical viewer and a solar flare database.
WeatherSTAR simulators curated by Mist Weather Media, recreating local forecast systems from past years. Listed simulators include WeatherSTAR 3000 (1986-2004), WeatherSTAR Jr. (1994-2014), WeatherSTAR 4000 Pre-Graphical (1990), WeatherSTAR XL (2001-2014) and IntelliStar (2007-2008).
Web-based simulator of the WeatherStar 4000 that reports current and forecast weather conditions plus a few extras. Users enter a location to view displays such as current conditions, hourly and extended forecasts, local radar and almanac data. The page lists version 8.0.1.
WeatherStar 3000+ is a web-based WeatherStar 3000 simulator that reports current and forecast weather conditions plus a few extras, according to its page. It takes a location entry and shows current conditions, forecasts and settings displays.
Webcamtaxi is a platform that aggregates free live high-definition webcam streams from locations worldwide. Users can access real-time footage of cities, natural landmarks, beaches, and breaking news events by selecting a location, interest category, or using an interactive map. The platform also provides local weather forecasts, climate data for destinations, and adds new webcam listings daily.
The windML framework provides access to wind data sources within Python, building upon numpy, scipy, sklearn and matplotlib. It relates to renewable wind energy forecasting and prediction. The package is currently not maintained, though a deprecated branch is available.
Windy Webcams is a service that provides worldwide animated weather maps, wind and wave forecasts, weather radar, satellite imagery, and aviation weather data including METAR, TAF and NOTAM reports for various user groups.
The World Data Centre for Space Weather is part of and operated by the Australian Space Weather Forecasting Centre and is located in Sydney, Australia. It offers ionospheric, magnetometer, spectrograph, cosmic ray data and solar images for direct download, and provides software and data catalogue information. Commercial or industrial use of the data is prohibited without a previous written agreement.