Run your forecasting
practice on WeatherDesk

WeatherDesk gives working meteorologists the tools to serve business clients and build a local following — a forecast composer, interactive radar, video briefings, and branded client portals in one place. You bring the expertise; we handle the software.

Everything you need to run
a forecasting practice

WeatherDesk replaces the patchwork of tools meteorologists cobble together — one workspace for clients, forecasts, video, and the maps you forecast from.

Client management

Keep every client's locations, contacts, and history in one workspace — with private notes and data kept separate per client.

Forecast composer

Write operation-specific forecasts, save them as drafts, and publish when you're ready. Clients only ever see what's published.

Video briefings

Record a walkthrough and post it. Clients and followers watch in a secure player — no public links, no exposed files.

Interactive radar

National mosaic and single-site WSR-88D radar with a time scrubber, plus click-anywhere NWS forecasts for any point.

Live alert monitoring

Track active NWS alerts across every client location and annotate them with the guidance that matters to each operation.

Branded client portals

Every client gets a private, read-only dashboard — current conditions, your latest forecast, videos, and radar for their sites.

Serve businesses.
Build a local following.

WeatherDesk supports both sides of a modern forecasting practice — premium one-to-one work for businesses, and a broadcast tier that lets you publish to a whole town. Grow whichever fits your goals.

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Premium clients

Private, bespoke forecasts for businesses that need a dedicated meteorologist — agriculture, aviation, snow & ice, construction, and more.

Local followers

Publish general forecasts and video to a coverage area anyone can subscribe to — WeatherDesk Local turns your audience into a following.

Your name on it

Every forecast, video, and portal is branded to you. WeatherDesk is the software in the background — the forecast is yours.