WeatherDesk

A self-hosted weather dashboard for your own weather station, built for a wall tablet on the LAN. WeatherFlow Tempest, Ecowitt, Ambient Weather, Davis, AcuRite, La Crosse and any Weather Underground console all work — and with no station at all, it runs on the forecast for a place you name.

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A walkthrough: pasting a station token into the first-run wizard, the dashboard filling in with live temperature, day cards and dial gauges, a warning polygon with its text, then the radar zoomed on a storm cell

What it does

Your station, read properly

Live temperature, wind, rain, pressure, humidity, UV, lightning and dew point on dial gauges, with trends, records and a 7-day history you can chart column by column.

Forecast you can argue with

Day cards, a 48-hour chart, an alert center with the full warning text, and a model agreement panel that puts GFS, ECMWF, ICON and GEM side by side — plus a running log of how well each one did.

Nothing to host

Vanilla JavaScript and native modules: no build step, no framework, no chart library, no backend. Every call goes browser-direct to a free public API.

The full dashboard: sky hero, trend panels, a 48-hour forecast chart, day cards and eight dial gauges

The radar inside it is HookEcho

WeatherDesk embeds HookEcho for its radar, centered on your station and following it as you move the map. It runs in the viewer's embedded mode on the dashboard — no chrome, one frame a minute until you touch it — and full-chrome in the Forecast Lab tab.

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