Rain radar & weather maps

See where precipitation is moving. Choose a layer, check its time and use the local forecast for the numbers behind the map.

Rain radar & weather maps

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Map information

Country overview with a short-range precipitation forecast. The available horizon and coverage vary by region. Select the map to open its source.

The map keeps its own scale, timestamp and required source credits. Read the sources and licences for coverage and data details.

Sources & licences

Country overview with a short-range precipitation forecast. The available horizon and coverage vary by region. Select the map to open its source.

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Radar & maps

Choose a map for radar images, forecasts and a guide to interpreting the colours and values.

Rain radarFollow rain and showers on the weather map. Understand radar colours, recent observations, forecasts and gaps in coverage.WindExplore wind speed and direction on the map. Compare the forecast with gusts and read the units before planning outdoor activities.SnowExplore forecast snow cover and snow depth. Understand how model snow differs from falling snow, precipitation radar and local snow measurements.TemperatureCompare temperatures across the weather map. Read Celsius and Fahrenheit, follow daily changes and understand local forecast differences.SatelliteView weather satellite imagery and follow cloud systems. Learn the difference between satellite images, cloud forecasts and rain radar.CloudsFollow forecast cloud cover and compare clearer periods. Learn what cloud percentages mean and why overcast skies can still look bright.PrecipitationCompare forecast precipitation totals in millimetres. Read the accumulation period correctly and distinguish rainfall amounts from rain intensity.Wind gustsCheck forecast wind gusts and compare them with average wind. Understand short peaks, local exposure and the limits of modelled wind maps.ThunderstormsExplore forecast atmospheric instability with the CAPE map. Understand thunderstorm potential without confusing it with detected lightning strikes.Sun & cloudsLook for brighter periods using forecast cloud cover. Understand why this sun map is a cloud-based guide, not a solar-radiation or UV forecast.FogExplore modelled fog conditions and understand visibility uncertainty. Use the forecast with local observations and travel information.

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