Weather the way it should be: one clean screen that tells you what's happening now, what's coming next, and when rain will actually reach you.
wxs.us is a fast, minimal weather app built on official U.S. government data — the same forecasts, radar, and alerts meteorologists use — with no ads, no account, and no clutter.
RAIN TIMING
We track storm motion on live radar and project when precipitation will start or stop at your exact location, with an hour-ahead intensity bar. It only appears when weather is actually coming, so clear days stay clean.
EVERYTHING AT A GLANCE
• Current conditions with a big, readable temperature
• Hour-by-hour forecast for the next 24 hours
• 7-day forecast
• Active severe weather alerts for your location
• Storm Prediction Center risk levels in your daily forecast, with tornado, hail, and wind probabilities
RADAR
Animated national radar with a 50-minute loop, live warning and watch boxes, and tornado / hail / wind probability overlays you can toggle for today or tomorrow. Tap any alert on the map to read the full bulletin.
AIR QUALITY
The EPA Air Quality Index for your location with a full pollutant breakdown (PM2.5, ozone, and more), color-coded on the official EPA scale.
BUILT DIFFERENT
• Official sources: National Weather Service, NOAA Storm Prediction Center, EPA AirNow
• Free, with no ads, no accounts, and no third-party tracking — your approximate location is used only to fetch your weather
• Refreshes automatically every few minutes while open
• Dark, minimal design that stays out of your way
DATA SOURCES
All weather information in this app comes from official U.S. government sources:
• Forecasts, current conditions, and alerts: National Weather Service — https://www.weather.gov
• Severe weather outlooks, watches, and probabilities: NOAA Storm Prediction Center — https://www.spc.noaa.gov
• Radar: National Weather Service NEXRAD radar — https://radar.weather.gov
• Air quality: EPA AirNow — https://www.airnow.gov
DISCLAIMER
wxs.us is an independent app. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or a representative of the National Weather Service, NOAA, the EPA, or any other U.S. government entity.
wxs.us covers the United States (forecasts, radar, and alerts come from U.S. government sources).
Questions or ideas? support@wxs.us