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View real-time local precipitation on the map
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Native weather data platform built leading numerical weather prediction models
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Show HN: WFY24 A performance weather widget with 2km hyper-local forecasting
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Show HN: European weather outlook, 28 August – 11 September
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Show HN: WFY24 weather widget with hyper-local forecasting
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Show HN: The Great Mountains and the Weather That Defines Them
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Show HN: Found Live Driving Conditions all over the world. Lets see
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2mo ago
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Show HN: WFY24 A performance weather widget with 2km hyper-local forecasting
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2mo ago
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Show HN: Free weather map with 25 model layers, live lightning and storm cells
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2mo ago
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Everest 2026: The Critical Logistics of the Golden Window When to Go
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5mo ago
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WFY24 – A performance-first weather widget with 2km hyper-local AI forecasting
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Show HN: A 11.7KB Weather Widget Built with Vanilla JavaScript and Shadow DOM
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5mo ago
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WFY24 – Solving the "Average Weather" fallacy at 8,848M (Everest)
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5mo ago
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WFY24 – Environmental intelligence engine for 8.4M locations
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weatherfun
6mo ago
The IBM/Microsoft analogy is a classic. It’s always fascinating to watch these 'frenemy' dynamics play out. In these cases, the one who owns the direct interface with the end-user usually wins the long game, while the 'i