Click anywhere on Earth and get the wind from the surface to
103,800 ft. The low-level UAV hole and the thin high-altitude
ladder are filled with interpolated samples and marked as such
— not forecast. Every model handover, and how much to believe
it, is said out loud. Your browser fetches the weather models itself;
nothing about where you look reaches my server.
Map — click to drop a point
Vertical profile
Aviation barbs: the staff points INTO the wind —
270/15 draws a staff running west. Half feather 5 kt, full 10,
pennant 50. Dashed bands are declared gaps. Open circles are
interpolated fill, not forecast.
Levels
Rows marked INT are
interpolated across a declared gap. They are not forecast.
Export for GIS / ATAK
Standard files the usual tools already open. Interpolated
levels travel with the file and stay marked.
KML / KMZ — Google Earth and ATAK. GeoJSON —
QGIS. GPX — waypoints with elevation. ATAK package — KML +
GeoJSON + table in one zip.
2.5-D wind column
Drag to rotate. Winds FROM, pilot convention: each barb
staff reaches toward where the wind is coming from, length and colour
by speed.
Provenance & honesty
Fetch a point to see what answered
it — and what could not.
