termrain is a terminal weather application that combines detailed forecasts with an interactive rain radar. It presents current conditions, hourly temperature and precipitation charts, a seven-day outlook and radar imagery in a keyboard-driven interface.
The application uses the Kitty graphics protocol to display radar clouds over colour maps. It automatically selects JMA data for locations in Japan and Open-Meteo and RainViewer services elsewhere in the world.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Displays current temperature, humidity, wind conditions and weather icons.
- Shows hourly temperature and precipitation forecasts for up to 48 hours.
- Provides a seven-day forecast with daily high and low temperatures.
- Offers interactive rain radar imagery with panning and zooming.
- Lets users inspect radar data from 30 minutes in the past to 60 minutes ahead.
- Animates radar imagery with automatic playback.
- Includes CARTO Voyager, GSI Standard and GSI aerial map styles.
- Automatically selects an appropriate weather and radar data provider.
- Supports locations specified by city name or geographical coordinates.
- Provides English and Japanese interfaces.
- Caches map and radar tiles for smoother navigation.
- Generates completion scripts for Bash, Zsh, Fish, PowerShell and Elvish.
Website: github.com/iorinu/termrain
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Developer: iorinu
License: MIT License
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