v1.4.0 — every free source, the whole sky
If two free sources publish a number, the app now reads both — and believes whichever keeps being right at your location.
- Rain-chance consensus across Open-Meteo's blend, five models, US NWS, and ~31 GFS ensemble members, weighted by each source's locally learned Brier score; amount forecasts learn a local over/under-call ratio.
- Ensemble probabilities ("24/31 members wet") and per-day run-to-run drift lines.
- Real instruments beside the models: METAR airport obs (feeds local learning within 30 km), USGS river gauges, NDBC buoys, tide-station water temperature.
- Constellation guide — all 88, illustrated, filtered to tonight's sky, with Wikipedia blurbs and find-it directions.
- ISS passes predicted on-device (SGP4 from a fresh CelesTrak TLE), OVATION aurora probability + Kp watch, official alerts for Canada and Norway, smoke/haze callouts, EMSC quake merge.
- Toolbar rework, ~12 new settings, per-mode window memory, adaptive layout, and one small easter egg in the night sky.
Full details: CHANGELOG · release page · devlog
Windows (portable): unzip and run WeatherDesktop.exe — keep resources\ and the DLLs alongside it. SmartScreen may warn (unsigned): More info → Run anyway.
SHA-256: f8f964c724678c9d2c9c47e26413998c527a0cd968505593bfa95d45a6ff2a94