NDFD grids from national to your local forecast office — temperature, wind, precip, snow. Scrub the 7-day timeline.
Full local page — current conditions, 48-hour meteogram, 7-day detail, radar, and active alerts for any US point.
Statewide alerts, a live conditions board for major cities, forecast offices, and the state field guide — flag, bird, and flower.
Every U.S. county — national rankings and a dedicated page for each, with local conditions, the 7-day forecast, active alerts, and the climate that defines it.
Every active NWS watch, warning, and advisory on one interactive county map — the most severe alert plotted on top, or the count of concurrent alerts, over shaded US terrain with Alaska and Hawaii.
How many Americans face extreme heat or cold — daily population under 90°+ and 100°+ highs and hard freezes across the 7-day forecast, plus live alert exposure.
Where America is checking the weather right now — a live leaderboard and map of the most-searched cities on weather.city.
Weather the whole way down any Interstate — state by state, exit by exit. Live conditions at waypoints across the route, with mile markers and the forecast at every interchange.
Every US Census urban area ranked by population — density, land area, and the counties each spans. Tap any for its local forecast.
North of the border — every province and territory, hundreds of cities, with live conditions and the local forecast straight from Environment Canada.
Flying weather — the national VFR/MVFR/IFR/LIFR map from live METARs, plus decoded observations, terminal forecasts, crosswinds, and density altitude for any US airport.
How this month ranks against 131 years of record — NOAA's 344 U.S. climate divisions mapped by temperature departure, precipitation, and drought, each with its all-time standing and warming stripes back to 1895.
County by county across the Lower 48 — how many counties, and what share of the land area, face a given forecast high or an active alert, nationally and state by state, over atlas shaded relief with a puzzle-piece for every county.
Not how deep the rain was — how much of it fell, by volume. The URMA 2.5 km analysis totalled over the last 30 days into gallons on every county, state, and climate division, and the whole Lower 48, over shaded relief — with a trailing window from 24 hours out to 30 days.
Wet or dry? Observed precipitation as a percent of the 1996–2025 normal for every county, climate division, and state, from NOAA's nClimGrid record — month-to-date, year-to-date, the water year, or the last 12 months, over shaded relief.
Every rest area down every Interstate — mile by mile in blue-sign order, with the amenities and the honest distance to the next stop. Tap any sign for the local forecast before you merge back on.
Every open Costco warehouse in the country, mapped by today's weather and the population within a 10-mile drive — state by state, with the hottest and coolest runs of the day. The $1.50 hot dog is safe.
The chain that blankets rural America — 19,000+ Dollar General stores mapped by today's weather, with the population within a 10-mile drive and the share of each state it reaches.
Every active tropical cyclone on Earth — Atlantic and Pacific hurricanes, Western Pacific typhoons, Indian Ocean and Southern-Hemisphere cyclones — on one world map, with forecast tracks, error cones, current intensity, and NHC's 7-day areas of possible development.
One synoptic snapshot down the whole Interstate — temperature, feels-like, sky, wind, and rain at every major stop along the route, from live surface observations. Pick a highway and watch the weather change mile by mile, top to bottom.
The year's severe-weather ledger — every U.S. county tallied by how many Tornado, Severe Thunderstorm, and Flood Warnings, and Tornado and Severe Thunderstorm Watches, it has been under so far in 2026, from the IEM NWS archive, with a most-extreme-county leaderboard and black state lines.
Heating, cooling, and growing degree days — the workhorse indices behind energy demand and the crop calendar — for every county, climate division, state, and NOAA climate region, from the 1951–2026 nClimGrid record, live through yesterday via URMA. Season-to-date or year-to-date vs the 1996–2025 normal, with the 75-year trend and a day-by-day calendar.
How much warmer or colder than normal — observed average, high, and low temperature against the 1996–2025 normal for every county, climate division, state, and NOAA climate region, from the 1951–2026 nClimGrid record, live through yesterday via URMA, with the 75-year warming trend and a day-by-day calendar.
The hottest and coldest days ever measured — every U.S. county's all-time record high and low temperature since 1951, from NOAA's nClimGrid record, mapped over shaded relief, with a national leaderboard of extremes and every record set this year.