A weather page worth reading
The weather, presented well.
Data-dense city pages: hour-resolution forecast, thirty-year climate normals, sunrise and sunset, planting windows, almanac context. One page per city, written to be read, not skimmed. 490 cities with a weather forecast page.
Live 3 km HRRR wind & temperature, hour by hour to +18h. Open the full map →
Annual temperature · twelve cities · °F
Climate, at a glance.
Monthly mean temperature normals for 1991–2020: NOAA NCEI station normals where the city page uses them, otherwise modelled normals from the EC_Earth3P_HR climate model via Open-Meteo. Each curve is one city, twelve months left to right, same vertical scale across the row. Filled dots mark the coldest and warmest months; the dotted line is the annual mean.
- 15° Jan75° Jul
- 28° Jan74° Jul
- 24° Jan76° Jul
- 32° Dec75° Jul
- 42° Dec67° Aug
- 29° Jan75° Jul
- 42° Jan79° Jul
- 59° Feb71° Aug
- 53° Jan84° Jul
- 54° Jan82° Jul
- 49° Dec92° Jul
- 69° Jan83° Aug
What every city page shows
Six panels, one page.
Every city in the corpus is rendered the same way — same hairlines, same type scale, same data sources. The product is the page as a whole, not a stack of widgets.
Seven-day forecast
Hour-resolution temperature, precipitation, wind, humidity. Sourced from Open-Meteo and the National Weather Service — same model output the airports use.
Open-Meteo · NWS
30-year climate normals
Monthly highs, lows, precipitation, and snowfall from NOAA NCEI 1991–2020. The thirty-year baseline professional climatologists use, applied at the city level.
NOAA NCEI
Sunrise, sunset, daylight
Solar tables for the calendar year. Civil and nautical twilight, day length, the rate the day is gaining or losing minutes. Computed per-city from latitude.
Astronomical algorithms
Planting windows
Frost-aware vegetable and herb calendars derived from each city's last and first frost dates. What to start indoors, what to direct-sow, when to harvest.
NOAA frost dates + Cornell extension
Microseasons
Seventy-two five-day windows of the solar year — phenological observations read for nine North American climate regions. A feature, not a forecast.
Editorial · 9 regional corpora
Almanac context
How today reads against the thirty-year record: hotter than normal, drier than normal, ahead or behind the seasonal curve. The number you'd get from a friend who watches the sky.
Derived from NCEI + live
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Featured cities
Thirty of the most-visited entries, of 490 cities with a weather forecast page — search by state below or jump straight to a page.
- New YorkNY
- Los AngelesCA
- ChicagoIL
- HoustonTX
- PhoenixAZ
- PhiladelphiaPA
- San AntonioTX
- San DiegoCA
- DallasTX
- San JoseCA
- AustinTX
- JacksonvilleFL
- CharlotteNC
- San FranciscoCA
- SeattleWA
- DenverCO
- BostonMA
- NashvilleTN
- PortlandOR
- Las VegasNV
- MiamiFL
- MinneapolisMN
- Kansas CityMO
- AtlantaGA
- DetroitMI
- New OrleansLA
- Salt Lake CityUT
- ClevelandOH
- AlbuquerqueNM
- HonoluluHI
All states
Every U.S. state has a hub page collecting its cities and a regional climate summary.
- Alabama
- Alaska
- Arizona
- Arkansas
- California
- Colorado
- Connecticut
- Delaware
- District of Columbia
- Florida
- Georgia
- Hawaii
- Idaho
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Iowa
- Kansas
- Kentucky
- Louisiana
- Maine
- Maryland
- Massachusetts
- Michigan
- Minnesota
- Mississippi
- Missouri
- Montana
- Nebraska
- Nevada
- New Hampshire
- New Jersey
- New Mexico
- New York
- North Carolina
- North Dakota
- Ohio
- Oklahoma
- Oregon
- Pennsylvania
- Puerto Rico
- Rhode Island
- South Carolina
- South Dakota
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Utah
- Vermont
- Virginia
- Washington
- West Virginia
- Wisconsin
- Wyoming
Hardware
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Weather Story also ships as a seven-inch e-ink instrument. Thirty screens — radar, barometer, tides, moon phase, air quality, sky, bird migration, satellite. Same data, same hairlines, same restraint. No backlight, no app, no subscription.