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A map for explaining the weather
Combine wind, rain, humidity, satellite, waves and other layers with timelines, legends and labels. Earthquake views add magnitude, depth, energy and estimated intensity to help explain each event.
Visual weather tools for creators and media
Weather and earthquakes, in pictures that tell a story.
Animated maps, 3D storms and tools for presenting natural phenomena.
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METEOPAINT · GALLERY
What MeteoPaint looks like inside
Real screenshots of the desktop app. They are visualization examples: each layer shows its date and source inside the app.
METEOPAINT STUDIO
Features
MeteoPaint brings weather and earthquake visualization together with a desktop presentation studio. Explore layers, compare times and prepare explanations for your community, classroom or broadcast. Data availability, coverage and dates depend on each source.
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Follow tropical systems
Consult hurricanes, tracks and ensembles; view the ITCZ, monsoon trough and tropical waves using NOAA/NHC analyses. Tropical evolution calculated by MeteoPaint for up to 72 hours is experimental and is distinguished from the official forecast.
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Explore a storm in 3D
The volumetric view uses infrared information and radar where coverage exists. Height and intensity may be estimated; rain, lightning and the buildings shown are visualization elements. Rotate, zoom in and display wind over the terrain.
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Fly through a weather environment
The flight environment lets you explore landscapes and 3D cyclone scenarios in aircraft. It is a simulation and educational experience, not an air navigation tool or a measurement inside a hurricane.
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Prepare your videos and broadcasts
On desktop, arrange titles, cards, camera tours and a forecast clock. Record or export compositions and broadcast to configured RTMP/RTMPS destinations, including several at once. You need an account enabled for broadcasting and each destination’s server and stream key. External capture is also an option; the Windows virtual camera requires the OBS component. Availability depends on platform and version.
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Direct the scene with your AI provider
Connect your own key from a compatible provider, such as OpenAI, Claude, Gemini or DeepSeek, to help prepare studio scenes and actions. AI does not replace weather data: you review the composition and handle recording or export. Your provider may charge for API usage.
METEOPAINT
Layers
Wind
Direction, speed and animated atmospheric flow.
Feels like temperature
Apparent temperature and its evolution in the model.
Rain and precipitation
Accumulations and precipitation systems on the map.
Radar and satellite rain
Explore rain according to available coverage and products.
Satellite and infrared
Clouds in 2D, true color and thermal information about cloud tops.
Relative humidity
The distribution of air humidity as a percentage.
Upper air weather
Wind, temperature and atmospheric fields at higher levels.
Anomalies
Differences from the layer's climate reference.
Waves
Visualize sea conditions and their available variables.
Dust and aerosols
Fields showing the transport of atmospheric particles.
Snow
Forecast snow and accumulations for the selected product.
El Niño and La Niña
Sea temperature and anomalies, Niño regions and NOAA indices.
Fires and smoke
Fire detections and smoke visualization from available sources.
Fronts
Cold and warm fronts providing context for weather changes.
Hurricanes and cyclones
Tracking, paths, official information and available ensembles.
Earthquakes and 3D energy
Events, magnitude, depth, energy and estimated intensity views.
Weather alerts
Available official alerts, affected areas and severity levels.
Tornadoes
US NWS warnings and watches; not a worldwide tornado catalogue.
ITCZ and monsoon trough
NOAA/NHC analysis axes and experimental evolution when data are available.
Tropical waves
Identification from available analyses and experimental tracking.
Frequently asked questions
Who is MeteoPaint for?
Weather communicators, creators, educators, enthusiasts and professionals who want to present weather or earthquake data visually.
What data can I explore?
Layers cover models, satellite, radar, the ocean and earthquakes, along with NOAA information on tropical systems and ENSO. Each layer shows its source and available period.
Is a 3D storm an exact three dimensional observation?
No. It is a visual reconstruction based on satellite and radar where available. Some values, cloud geometry and buildings are estimated or simulated.
Does MeteoPaint issue official warnings?
MeteoPaint displays alerts from available sources. It does not replace your country's weather, earthquake or civil protection authorities. The absence of an alert in the app does not guarantee safety.
Can I use it for streaming and videos?
Yes. On desktop, prepare scenes, record or export and broadcast to compatible RTMP/RTMPS destinations. Set up your account, server and stream key; each platform sets its own access conditions. External capture is another option. Features depend on your system and version.
Do I need AI to see the weather?
No. Data visualization is independent of assistant configuration. The desktop director accepts your own compatible provider keys to help prepare scenes; quotas and costs depend on the provider.
Weather and earthquake glossary
A short guide to layers, units and the differences between observations, forecasts and visualizations.
Glossary