Weather Portal

Point weather briefing

Weather data delivery portal

One map for forecast layers, point weather briefing, nearby METAR/TAF, active OPMET zones, and API discovery.

Widget
Loading Martin style
Forecast table and chartsTime rows open parameter charts above the synchronized timeline.

Live data

Operational weather data on the map

Each product is shown in its geographic context, with the source layers already enabled and ready to explore.

01

METAR and TAF

METAR and SPECI report observed aerodrome conditions, while TAF describes the expected changes over the forecast validity period. Together they form the core airport weather briefing.

  • Observed wind, visibility, clouds and pressure
  • Forecast changes and validity intervals
  • Aerodrome identification by ICAO code
02

OPMET hazard areas

OPMET provides operational messages about significant en-route weather. The globe combines georeferenced SIGMET, AIRMET and GAMET areas with their validity periods so crews can assess hazards along a route.

  • SIGMET: significant en-route hazards and severe phenomena
  • AIRMET: hazardous conditions relevant to lower-level operations
  • GAMET: area forecasts for low-level flights
  • Mapped areas, source messages and validity periods
03

BUFR products

The CKS loader decodes WMO BUFR messages into time-aware georeferenced lines, polygons and points. The preview focuses on route-scale synoptic layers; the full portal also provides point objects for tropopause and volcanoes.

  • Fronts: type, position, direction and speed of movement
  • Cloud areas: type, coverage, base and top flight levels
  • Jet streams: axis, flight level, wind speed and isotach limits
  • Turbulence: intensity and affected flight-level range
  • Tropopause: flight level and local high/low features
  • Volcanoes: name, position, feature time and cloud motion
04

GRIB forecast fields

GRIB provides regular forecast grids for numerical weather models. The map shows NOAA surface temperature, while the portal also provides the complete set of available GRIB weather fields.

  • Air temperature
  • Atmospheric pressure
  • Total cloud cover
  • Precipitation rate
  • Relative humidity
  • Wind speed and direction at available levels
05

Space weather

Space-weather products describe the ionosphere, solar wind and geomagnetic response that can affect GNSS navigation, HF radio and satellite operations. The globe shows the WFS forecast of ionospheric total electron content (TEC).

  • WFS: 48-hour forecasts of TEC, NmF2 and HmF2
  • WRS: near-real-time ionosphere nowcasts every five minutes
  • WSA-Enlil: solar-wind speed, density and CME propagation
  • SWMF: ground magnetic disturbance ΔB and modeled Kp activity
MapGlobe, timeline and levels
Point briefingMETAR, TAF and OPMET
APIMartin Tiles and Weather Hub
Mobile appAeroBrief WX
WidgetExternal websites

Map surface

Weather layer map

The map will become the main visual entry point into the system: temperature, wind, precipitation, and hazard layers will be connected from internal weather services.

01

Point weather

Click the map to combine raster values, forecast rows, nearby METAR/TAF and active OPMET areas in one briefing.

02

Synchronized timeline

Visible sources share one time pointer, while each source keeps its own data ranges, levels, legends and contours.

03

Globe and map view

Switch the projection, day/night overlay, basemap, coordinate grid, weather opacity and globe background.

04

Website widget

Install a compact point-weather card on an external website using one script tag and coordinates.

Product

What the portal describes

01

Weather delivery

A public explanation of what data the system provides and which scenarios it supports.

02

Interactive map

Visual demonstration of layers and the future entry point to weather data by territory.

03

Integration API

Contract documentation and request examples for clients and internal teams.

API

Starter endpoints

GET /api/v1/statusScaffold statusGET /api/v1/map/layersMap layer listGET /api/v1/forecast/sampleForecast sample