Nullschool - explore weather

Nullschool Technologies Inc.

In-app purchases

About this app

The official app of the popular website earth.nullschool.net!

Explore wind, weather, ocean, and pollution conditions, as forecast by supercomputers, on an interactive animated map.

Numerous features are available:

- Current conditions, forecasts up to 5 days (depending on the data source), and historical data going back many years
- Physical layers: wind, temperature, relative humidity, wet bulb temperature, precipitation, MSLP, CAPE, and more
- Chemistry and aerosol layers: PM 2.5, CO2, sulfate, and other pollutants
- Ocean layers: waves, currents, swells, sea surface temps, coral bleaching
- Aurora
- Wildfires

Explore Earth's atmosphere and oceans wherever your curiosity takes you:

- Watch how hurricanes and typhoons form and pull heat from the ocean
- See the jet stream and polar vortex
- Follow the Kuroshio, Alguhas, and Gulf Stream
- Learn how pollution spreads across the globe

This app offers paid subscriptions so you can help Nullschool keep the lights on and develop new features. Plus, you get some neat extras:

- Curate a gallery of favorites
- Save and share screenshots
- Generate QR codes for easy linking

Who knows what you're going to find?

Ratings and reviews

A colorful and curiosity-satisfying way to check the weather. I especially appreciate the clear definitions of the available data displays. It's a little easier to take it all in on their desktop page, but the app is simple and responsive. One suggestion for users: rename your shortcut to this app and drop "nullschool" from it.

Took a while to release the app, I've been using the browser version for the last 8 years give or take. It helped me out forecasting storms coming across and planning my last minute holidays overseas. I wouldn't call it a "weather forecast app" it gives you so much more about the actual environment that weather and human interaction brings out to the world we live in, at diferent altidudes...

this is almost perfect, but being unable to search locations by name, see satellite or street maps, or run easy forecasting over the next few hours. I love using this for general inquiries about climatology, but when I'm trying to look at local air quality forecasts, it's not as useful.

What’s new

- Switched to new version numbering system based on year
- App now shows the same view when opened from the website (deep linking)
- Modal dialogs can now be dismissed by tapping in the background
- Added button on main screen to show subscription options
- Various other bug fixes and adjustments