Weather & Climate Screensavers

Real, live atmospheric data: hourly forecasts, radar sweeps, storm watches, air quality, and slower-moving climate signals like CO₂ concentration and glacier mass balance. Free and fullscreen in your browser.

WeatherYour city’s sky, live. Open → Weather RadarLive rain, sweeping across the map. Open → Weather WallLive weather, city by city. Open → Storm WatchLive severe-weather alerts. Open → Air QualityThe world breathing, live. Open → Tide ClockThe tide, rising and falling. Open → Earth LoopLive satellite Earth, looping. Open → Global Wind MapThe planet's winds, streaming live. Open → Surf ReportLive waves and swell. Open → Buoy ReportLive readings from ocean buoys. Open → METAR BoardLive aviation weather strips. Open → Grid MixLive power-grid generation mix. Open → Hurricane TrackerLive tropical cyclones, tracked. Open → Heat IndexHow hot it really feels, worldwide. Open → UV IndexThe Sun's UV, city by city. Open → Drought MonitorThe land's moisture, live. Open → Climate ClockThe carbon deadline, counting down. Open → Teletext WeatherThe day in blocky teletext. Open → Radar SweepAircraft on a sweeping green scope. Open → Cloud CoverWhere the skies are clear. Open → Snow ReportFresh snow at the resorts. Open → Keeling CurveAtmospheric CO₂, rising. Open → Hourly Forecast48 hours of temperature, hour by hour. Open → Duck CurveToday's real grid demand-vs-solar curve. Open → Wind Farm OutputLive wind power output, animated turbines. Open → CO2 by CountryRanked national CO2 emissions, real World Bank data. Open → Ozone Hole WatchThe real Antarctic ozone hole's size, tracked year by year. Open → Global Renewable Capacity GrowthReal ranked installed renewable energy capacity by country. Open → Heat Wave Records BoardReal record-breaking heat wave events, ranked and curated. Open → Severe Storm Reports FeedReal tornado, wind and hail reports. Open → Global Carbon Intensity MapReal live grid carbon intensity by zone. Open → Active Weather Alerts BoardReal active US watches and warnings. Open → El Nino La Nina Index TrackerReal ENSO ocean-temperature index history. Open → Grid Battery Storage GrowthThe US grid battery fleet's climb, quarter by quarter. Open → Day-Ahead Power Price CurveTomorrow's real wholesale power prices, interval by interval. Open → Pollen CountToday's real pollen levels. Open → Rooftop Solar YieldWhat a rooftop array would make today. Open → Lightning Strike MapReal lightning, the instant it strikes. Open → Soil MoistureHow wet the world's farmland is. Open → Global Flood ForecastThirty days of river, forecast. Open → Climate NormalsWhat a typical year looks like here. Open → Climate ProjectionThe next 25 years, decade by decade. Open → Forecast ConfidenceHow much the models disagree. Open → Weather on This DayToday's date, every year on record. Open → Emissions by SectorMeasured, not self-reported. Open → German Grid GenerationWhat's powering Germany right now. Open → Airport ForecastsTomorrow's weather, airport by airport. Open → Embedded Wind and SolarThe generation the grid cannot see. Open → Australian Grid MixRooftop solar beats coal by lunchtime. Open → Singapore Heat MapFifty kilometres, one degree apart. Open → Citizen Air SensorsA map of enthusiasm as much as air. Open → What Electricity Costs Right NowSometimes the price goes below zero. Open → A German Station, ReportingWhat one instrument actually measured. Open → The Norwegian ForecastThe model behind Yr, unmediated. Open → Ireland, Measured TodayReadings, not forecast. Open → How Far Back Records GoThe instrument record, in years. Open → Portugal, TomorrowFifteen degrees across one country. Open → Everything NASA MeasuresSwiss forests and Antarctic surveys. Open →

Short-term savers refresh often — radar and hourly forecasts track real conditions as they change. Longer-term ones like Keeling Curve and Climate Clock move slower by nature, extrapolating from real published data between updates. All key-less, drawn from national weather services and Open-Meteo.

Frequently asked questions

Where does the data come from?: Mostly Open-Meteo, plus national services like NOAA and the UK's Carbon Intensity API — all real, key-less public sources.
How current is it?: Fast-moving savers like radar refresh every few minutes; climate-scale ones update on their own real publication schedule.
Do any need a key?: No — every weather and climate saver here is free and key-less by default.
Is it free?: Yes — free, no download, in your browser.