Inside Zenith
The atmosphere is telling a story.
Most weather apps stop at the number. Zenith connects the forecast, what radar sees, what nearby instruments observed, and what forecasters are thinking.
01 · WHAT’S HAPPENING
Follow weather as it unfolds.
Start with official weather for any saved place. See current conditions, the forecast, active warnings, recent radar, and nearby official observations in one coherent view.
- Radar Recent scans, clear timestamps, and approachable product guidance
- Forecast Daily weather with context that helps the numbers make sense
- Observations Honest reporting from nearby official stations
REFLECTIVITY5:42 PM
RaleighDurham
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02 · WHAT FORECASTERS SEE
Learn weather language in context.
Open your local National Weather Service discussion and explore the concepts forecasters are using today—from pressure changes to instability and wind shear.
“Scattered storms may organize along the approaching front late this afternoon.”
From an official area forecast discussion
FORECASTER DISCUSSIONRAH
Why storms may organize later
Increasing moisture and changing winds will give developing storms more support this afternoon.
LEARN IN CONTEXTWind shearWind changing speed or direction with height can help storms stay organized.
Cold front →Instability →
03 · AS LOCAL AS YOU WANT
Official weather first. Your backyard when you want it.
You do not need a personal weather station to use Zenith. If you own a supported station, connect it for live backyard observations, history, and explanations grounded in the air outside your door.
Tempest connections are supported today. Zenith is built to welcome more providers over time.
BACKYARD STATIONLIVE
78°Feels like 80°Updated just now
WIND8 mphfrom SW
RAIN TODAY0.18 inlight shower
PRESSURE29.82falling
HUMIDITY72%humid
↘The pressure trend is worth watching. Falling pressure fits the approaching line on radar.