Give teams and customers a clear weather picture within the apps they already use.
Weather Maps 3.0 provides historical, current and forecast weather layers, display tools and ready-made map controls. Add weather to your product with less development work while keeping control over the design and user workflows.
Weather Maps 3.0 provides historical, current and forecast weather layers, display tools and ready-made map controls that allow you to display weather data within your application.
Interactive visuals turn weather data into a clear picture for planning and monitoring. You customise supported layer colours and the interface to fit your brand and audience, using ready-made components to reduce development work while keeping control of the user experience.
A broad choice of weather layers for real-world challenges
From precipitation affecting fieldwork to marine conditions around ports, Weather Maps 3.0 gives you atmospheric, precipitation, soil, marine, lightning and cyclone layers to bring relevant weather context into a wide range of customer services and operational tools.
Clear visuals make conditions easier to read
Weather Maps 3.0 helps users interpret conditions at a glance: colour scales and legends clarify weather values, animated particles show wind movement, and pressure contours reveal the shape of pressure systems.
Location tools bring relevant places into focus
Weather Maps 3.0 lets users move from a global weather picture to locations relevant to their work. Search and point selection help users explore local conditions, connecting broader weather patterns to an area of interest.
Time controls make changing conditions easier to follow
Weather Maps 3.0 brings historical, current and forecast views into one weather experience. Users can review recent events and explore expected conditions to support planning and monitoring.
Display settings help weather visuals fit your product
Weather Maps 3.0 lets you adjust the colours and display settings of supported layers to suit your brand and audience.
Weather Maps 3.0 gives you weather display and interaction components; your organisation defines how they fit into its product and workflows.
Choose the weather layers you need
Include the available weather parameters relevant to your service. Users can switch between the selected layers to explore different conditions.
Start with ready-made map controls
Use ready-made building blocks for layer selection, location search, legends and the timeline without developing their behaviour from scratch.
Explore available weather over time
Let users select a time or play through available historical, current and forecast conditions. Time ranges and intervals depend on the layer.
Adjust the weather display
Adapt the colours and appearance of supported layers. Use options such as wind particles and pressure contours where available.
Shape the interface around your users
Use the supplied interface components or connect the weather tools to your own layout and controls.
Work with your MapLibre map
If your product already uses MapLibre, add OpenWeather weather layers and controls to that map.
Explore weather conditions that affect decisions with interactive, multi-layer maps. Each main layer shows one selected weather parameter. Add cyclone tracks and lightning activity as overlays. Combine atmospheric, precipitation, soil, and marine data for your use case.
Track observed precipitation, review recent changes, and explore the short-term forecast around an area of interest. The timeline helps users to follow how precipitation has developed and where conditions may need closer attention in the coming hours.
24 hours of observed conditions
6-hour forecast
10-minute intervals
Explore temperature, dew point or relative humidity across locations, one layer at a time, with hourly data covering 5 days of history and a 5-day forecast. Follow recent changes and expected conditions to support planning across the locations that matter to your business.
Temperature
Dew point
Relative humidity
Explore the amount, intensity and different forms of precipitation around areas of interest. Hourly data cover the past 5 days and the next 5 days, providing context for reviewing recent conditions and preparing for upcoming activities.
Total precipitation
Precipitation intensity
Convective precipitation
Rain
Snow
Snow depth
View wind, clouds and pressure conditions across the past 5 days and the next 5 days, in hourly steps. Animated particles show wind movement, while pressure contours reveal the shape of pressure systems. These views and the cloud cover layer provide context for monitoring operating areas and preparing for upcoming work.
Wind speed
Animated wind particles
Atmospheric pressure
Isobar contours
Cloud cover
Add cyclone tracks or lightning activity to the selected weather layer to see relevant events around your sites and operating areas. Follow storm paths or identify areas with lightning activity alongside the wider weather picture, and the locations that may need closer attention when monitoring conditions or planning work.
Cyclone tracks
Lightning
Explore sea temperature, wave height, or swell around coastal and offshore areas. Data is available at 3-hour intervals across the past 5 days and the next 5 days, providing weather context for planning activities around ports, coastal sites and offshore working areas.
Sea temperature
Wave height
Swell
Explore soil conditions across the past 5 days and the next 5 days, in hourly steps. Select a moisture or temperature view to examine the areas you manage, review recent changes and follow expected conditions. Use this information to support planning for agricultural, environmental and field work.
Soil moisture
Soil temperature at 0–10 cm
Soil temperature at 10–40 cm
Weather Map 3.0 provides weather data, display tools and ready-made map controls.
You connect these components to your application and adapt the experience to your users and workflows
1
Define the use case and the weather data requirements
Identify who will use the weather information and specify the weather layers, locations, and time ranges they need.
2
Choose the interface approach
Use ready-made controls or connect the weather components to your own interface. The documentation includes MapLibre and React integration guides.
3
Connect weather to your workflows
You define how the weather experience fits into the application and supports your organisation’s processes.
Industries
Logistics and transportation
Monitor weather along routes and across operating regions to support safer, more informed planning
Energy and utilities
Add weather context to asset monitoring, field operations and energy planning
Agriculture
Explore precipitation, temperature and soil conditions to support crop and field management
Insurance
Review weather conditions around insured locations, events and claims
Emergency
Build a clear view of precipitation, wind, storms, cyclones and lightning for situational stal and offshore areas
Maritime and coastal operations
Monitor wind, sea temperature and wave conditions across coastal and offshore areas