Ventusky: Weather Maps & Radar v31.0

The app combines a highly accurate weather forecast for your location with a 3D map that shows weather developments over the larger region in a very fun way. This will help you see where precipitation will fall or where the wind will blow. The originality of the application is determined by the amount of data displayed. For the entire planet, weather, precipitation, wind, cloudiness, atmospheric pressure, snow cover and other meteorological data are forecast for various altitudes. In addition, the application is 100% ad-free. The Ventusky program solves the problem of weather display in an unusual way. Wind is depicted using streamlines that vividly reflect the constant evolution of weather.

Air flow on Earth is always in motion, and streamlines effectively reflect this movement. This demonstrates the interconnectedness of all atmospheric phenomena. The application gives an hourly weather forecast for the first three days. On other days it is offered at intervals of three hours. Users can also check the sunrise and sunset times at a specific location. Visitors can now get data directly from numerical models that were previously only used by meteorologists thanks to the Ventusky program. The software collects information from the most accurate numerical models. In addition to the known data from the US GFS and HRRR models, it also displays data from the Canadian GEM model and the German ICON model, which is unusual due to its global resolution. .

EURAD and USRAD are two models based on current radar and satellite measurements. These models can accurately represent current precipitation in the US and Europe. Weather fronts can also be displayed. Based on data from meteorological models, we developed a neural network that predicts the location of cold, warm, occluded and stationary fronts. This method is unique and we are the first in the world to provide forecasts to consumers worldwide. The app combines a highly accurate weather forecast for your location with a 3D map that shows weather developments over a wider area in a very interesting way. This allows you to see where precipitation is coming from or where the wind is blowing.

Features:
– Temperature (15 levels)
– Perceived temperature
– Temperature anomaly
– Precipitation (1 hour, 3 hours, long-term accumulation)
– Radar
– Satellite
– Air quality (AQI, NO2, SO2, PM10, PM2.5, O3, dust or CO)
– Probability of aurora