HookEcho

Embed

Put a live radar on your own site

HookEcho runs in a browser, so it embeds like any other page: one iframe, no key, no account, nothing to install. Pick a radar, copy the snippet, paste it into your page.

A radar loop over an interactive map, with warnings and storm cells drawn on top
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What the parameters mean

?embed is the app's chrome-free mode: the map, the loop and the timeline, without the sidebar and the tool windows. It is a bare flag — ?embed=1 does not work, because the app matches the whole parameter.

Everything after #goto= is the starting view, in the order SITE,longitude,latitude,zoom. Longitude comes first. You can add a moment code (VEL, CC, ZDR…) or an RFC 3339 timestamp to open on an archived volume — the storm pages are built from exactly that.

Leave the fragment off entirely and the app centres itself on the visitor's rough location instead. Every radar's own page has an embed link: pick a site.

The embed loads from app.hookecho.io and fetches weather data from public NOAA feeds directly in your visitor's browser — the same hosts listed on our privacy page. There is no HookEcho server in the middle, and nothing for you to run.