Weather Clock
The time, the sky, and whether you need an umbrella — one glance, zero apps.
The morning question isn't just 'what time is it' — it's 'what's it like out there'. Weather Clock overlays live conditions (temperature, sky, precipitation) on the station's city scene, pulled from open weather data every few minutes.
When it rains in Los Angeles, it rains on the stream. The artwork mirrors reality: cloud cover dims the scene, clear nights get more stars. It's a window, not a widget.
Designed for the kitchen TV and the hallway tablet — the glanceable dashboard your smart display promised to be, minus the ads and the creepy microphone.
FAQ
Where does the weather data come from?
Open, no-key weather APIs (like Open-Meteo) refreshed every few minutes — reliable enough for a glance, free enough to run forever.
Which city's weather does it show?
Each weather station is tied to its clock's city. LA station shows LA weather; a Tokyo weather clock would show Tokyo.
Does the music change with the weather?
That's the plan — rainy-day playlists when it pours. Weather-reactive programming is the fun part of running our own engine.