US Weather Command Center
Every State. Every Forecast.Every Moment.
Live conditions for all fifty states, rain radar you can loop, NOAA's fronts and pressure drawn as lines, and a daily recap of yesterday checked against records — every number from a government weather source, none of them invented.
- Average, 50 capitals
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- Warmest now
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- Coolest now
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- Severe alerts live
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Our mission
To revolutionize how Americans experience, understand, and prepare for weather by delivering accurate, real-time weather intelligence through cutting-edge technology, interactive visualizations, and comprehensive nationwide coverage.
Our mission is to empower individuals, families, businesses, and communities with the information they need to make smarter decisions, stay ahead of changing conditions, and remain safe—anytime, anywhere, across all 50 states.
Live right now · major airport temperatures across all 50 states
Add radar, clouds and fronts →This is the map as it behaves in the app — pan, zoom, and click any state to open its page.
What's inside
Ten pages, one set of numbers
Every page reads from the same live figures, so a city looks the same in search, on the map, and in the recap.
Data sources & trust
Show the source, or don't show the number
Forecasts, alerts, radar, satellite and daily records all come from different places. Each one is named below, with how often it moves — and where it lags, we say so.
- Nothing is inventedEvery number on this site comes from the providers listed above. When a value is missing it is shown as missing — a dash, or "None on record" — never estimated to fill a gap.
- Preliminary until finalizedA day's observations are marked Preliminary until the source finalizes them. Once finalized, the same card reads Final, so you always know how firm the number is.
- A day belongs to its own place"Yesterday" is worked out in each station's own time zone. Honolulu and Anchorage each get their own yesterday rather than being forced onto one national date.
- Every record names its stationA record is shown with the station that measured it, how many years that station has been reporting, and where the number came from. A station with a short history is honest about it.
- NOAA National Operational Hydrologic Remote Sensing CenterOperational snow analysis; checked for updates every 30 minutesCurrent snow cover and snow depth for the contiguous United States
- Open-MeteoRefreshed about every 10–12 minutesCurrent conditions and forecasts for all fifty state capitals and for any city you search
- National Weather Service (api.weather.gov)Refreshed as the Service issues and cancels themEvery active weather alert
- NOAA Weather Prediction CenterNew analysis about every 3 hoursSurface analysis maps, fronts and high/low pressure positions
- NOAA RCC-ACISDaily, finalized after the source completes its observationsDaily Recap observations, 1991–2020 normals, and daily records
- RainViewerNew frames every few minutesRain and snow radar frames
- NASA GIBSDailySatellite cloud cover
- Esri, OpenStreetMap, OpenTopoMapStatic basemapsThe base maps underneath everything
Ready when you are
Start with your city, or with the whole country
No account, no key, nothing to install — and it can be added to a phone's home screen from the browser.