Live Satellite

This map shows near real‑time satellite imagery.

It can be used to see clouds, storms, fog, smoke, and more, direct from geostationary satellites.

HD Satellite

This map shows high-definition satellite imagery.

Greater detail from NASA polar-orbiting satellites. Updated twice a day since the year 2000.

Live Rain Radar

This map shows rain and snow detected by radar in near real‑time.

Radar does not cover all areas. If no data is shown, switch to the precipitation map.

Precipitation Forecast

This map shows where rain, snow, and clouds are forecast in the coming days.

To see live conditions, switch to the radar map.

Wind Speed Forecast

This map shows the forecasted average speed and direction of surface winds.

Use the wind gusts map to see maximum speeds.

Wind Gusts Forecast

This map shows the forecasted maximum speed of sudden bursts of wind.

Use the wind speed map to see average speeds.

Temperature Forecast

This map shows forecasted air temperatures at 2 m above the ground.

Use the feels like map to see how temperatures feel.

“Feels Like” Temperature Forecast

This map shows how temperatures are perceived. Also known as apparent temperature or heat index.

Use the temperature map to see actual temperatures.

Wet-Bulb Temperature Forecast

This map shows where people are at risk of heat stress.

Wet-bulb temperatures above 35°C can be lethal, even for healthy people.

Humidity Forecast

This map shows the forecast for relative humidity, which compares air moisture to temperature.

Use the dew point map to see how humid it feels.

Dew Point Forecast

This map shows how dry or humid the air feels.

The dew point is the temperature at which condensation occurs.

Pressure Forecast

This map shows the forecasted average atmospheric pressure at sea level.

Low-pressure areas often bring cloudy and windy weather. High-pressure areas are associated with clear skies and lighter winds.

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