This month’s tip is a sleek and user-friendly weather website that provides hyperlocal forecasts with a focus on precipitation timelines: Merry Sky. Designed to mimic the beloved Dark Sky weather service, it presents forecasts in a clean, minimalist layout with detailed hourly and daily predictions. The centerpiece is a horizontal timeline that visualizes when rain or snow is expected, with precise start and end times. Temperature and cloud cover are overlaid on the same timeline for at-a-glance weather planning. Merry Sky’s simple interface conceals its powerful forecasting capabilities, leveraging the latest weather data and modeling to offer pinpoint accuracy down to the neighborhood level. For those seeking a modern, streamlined web experience to stay on top of approaching precipitation, the website below provides a bright solution!
What weather services are you using? Do you have a favorite mobile weather app? Please share in the comments below!
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Nice! Will have to take a look.
Tempest (including our own Weather Station) & Radar Omega in addition to our local TV station’s app are some of our programs of choice.