TrueWind

See the weather
on your land.

Open the map and find your town, your farm or your beach. Wind, heat, rain — the hours and the days ahead, the whole zone moving.

A breeze or a storm at the door. That is the weather you use to decide, and the same forecast we put under the rest of the work.

What it is for

Look at the weather. Then decide.

TrueWind is the weather we put under the rest of the platform — next to the crop reading, the heat reading, the weekly change. The days still coming, so a reading has the weather around it.

Your zone in motion

A coast, a country, a city. Find the zone you actually care about — the town, the farm or the beach.

Hours and days still coming

The wind is what moves on the map. The weather is what is coming — now, and the days ahead. Press play.

What you would get

Everything on this map is the weather we put under a Neometrico solution — for your farm, your city, your problem. A preview of the work, with a forecast you can trust.

Why it holds

A frontier forecast, turned into a picture you can use.

TrueWind runs on WeatherNext 3 — Google DeepMind’s weather model, hundreds of metrics, hours and days ahead. That is the forecast we put under a Neometrico reading, so the work sits on something you can trust.

We started with WeatherNext 2 as a huge Excel of hundreds of columns. Wind direction was the way onto a map: a coast, a country, a city. The moving map came later. Wind is still one metric among hundreds.

If we can turn that volume into a picture of your zone, we can put that weather under the rest of the work — the crop, the heat, the week.

Open the map. Or tell us the problem.

Look at Türkiye, Panama or your own region. If you want this weather under the crop reading, the heat reading or the weekly change — for your zone — talk to us.

Experimental weather context (WeatherNext 3, Google DeepMind, via Google Earth Engine). Not an official forecast. Copyright 2024-6 Google LLC. Terms of use