Members pick fifty places on Earth. Every cycle, a GPU weather model downscales ECMWF to 3 km over each one, and the revenue pool belongs to the flock.
Days 5–7the telescoped window, refreshed every cycle
$10a month; one plan, one shared pool
One flight, in four wingbeats
The crowd picks the places. The model does the flying. Every member sees every domain.
I
Pin
Drop a pin on a storm, a ski town, a harbor or a heat wave, then vote for the pins you want covered.
II
Launch
When ECMWF's run lands, the fifty most-voted places become 3 km WOOF domains on GPUs.
III
Return
Hourly maps, soundings, meteograms and data come home to the app and the web.
IV
Share
Dues plus app and data sales, minus running costs, fill one pool shared by the flock.
Two ravens on every domain
Huginn & Muninn
In Norse myth, Odin's ravens, Thought and Memory, flew over the whole world every day and came home with what they saw. Every Raven domain gets both.
Huginn · Thought
The latest 3 km picture
The newest downscaled run, with lake-effect bands, upslope snow, coastal fronts and valley cold pools drawn at the scale where they actually happen.
Muninn · Memory
What changed since last run
The same valid time, run after run. Watch the band slide north or hold steady before you trust it. That drift is the signal traders watch.
NewRaven Flight
Ride the current
Launch a raven anywhere in a domain and it rides the 3 km wind field through the storm: forward to see where the air goes, backward to see where it came from. Pick an airstream and fly it.
Shading shows precipitation. Lines show the three airstreams of a mature mid-latitude storm.Sample storm, illustrative
Altitude along the flightThe warm belt climbs, the dry intrusion sinks, the cold belt stays low and wraps around.
Telescope inFrom the whole Earth down to the storm, with the raven riding the same airstream.
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Warm conveyor belt+0 h · 950 hPa · 16°C
The sample storm placed off New England: fronts, precipitation shield and all three airstreams on the globe.Illustrative · coastlines from Natural Earth
In the product, members launch their own ravens from any point and time in a domain. Trajectories are computed from each WOOF run's hourly 3 km winds, forward or backward, and come with the full readout.
The flock's globeFifty 3 km domains, joined by the ravens' route around the Earth.
ReturnedIn flightWaitingRaven route
Drag to turn the Earth. Click a square, or a row's globe button below, to fly in.Sample flight · coastlines from Natural Earth
Flight manifestTop 8 of 50 · votes close an hour before the run lands
Top eight places by votes for today's flight
No.
Code
Place
Why the flock wants it
Votes
Status
Vote
Globe
What every raven brings home
Six plates for every domain, every hour of the window, on light editorial basemaps.
Plate IRain, snow and iceHourly and storm totals, snowfall and precipitation type.Plate IITemperature and dew point2 m highs and lows on a 1 °F color table, with coast and valley contrasts kept.Plate IIIWind and gusts10 m streamlines and peak gusts through gaps, passes and along the shore.Plate IVSimulated radarReflectivity loops that show bands, lines and lake-effect plumes.Plate VSoundings and meteogramsSkew-T profiles and hour-by-hour charts at named points.Plate VIRaw dataGridded output as [GRIB2 / Zarr] or by API, for your own models.
The Raven's rule for Days 5–7
“Resolution can't fix a storm in the wrong place. Raven shows what the pattern means on the ground, if the pattern is right. Muninn tells you how much it's wobbling.”
Membership
Join the flock
One plan. Every domain, every member. The money pays for the flights first; what's left belongs to the flock.
Founding membership$10/ month[0] of 500 founding seats taken