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A modern remake of the Wii Forecast Channel: a spinning NASA globe, local and world forecasts from NOAA, UV index, laundry check and your saved places.
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Blue Marble Forecast: a modern remake of the Wii Forecast Channel with a NASA globe, NOAA forecasts and live radar
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A modern, unofficial remake of the Wii Forecast Channel (2006–2013): a spinning
NASA globe with local and world forecasts, live radar, animated rain, UV index,
laundry check and a My Places list of saved cities. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Nintendo.
Plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript (ES modules) with no build step. It installs as a
home-screen app, works with game controllers, and is translated into English,
Spanish and Simplified Chinese.
All free and public, mostly from government science agencies:
The in-app About panel (Settings) has the full credits.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
A modern, unofficial remake of the Wii Forecast Channel (2006–2013): a spinning
NASA globe with local and world forecasts, live radar, animated rain, UV index,
laundry check and a My Places list of saved cities. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Nintendo.
Plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript (ES modules) with no build step. It installs as a
home-screen app, works with game controllers, and is translated into English,
Spanish and Simplified Chinese.
All free and public, mostly from government science agencies:
The in-app About panel (Settings) has the full credits.Read the full README ↗