Put your Tempest on the wall — WeatherDesk, a free self-hosted dashboard built for Tempest owners

:down_arrow: WeatherDesk: GitHub - d4vid87/weatherdesk: Self-hosted weather dashboard for your own weather station — Tempest, Ecowitt, Ambient, Davis, AcuRite and more, or no station at all. Vanilla JS, no build step, no backend. · GitHub
:cyclone: Hook Echo (radar engine): GitHub - d4vid87/hookecho: Advanced NEXRAD weather radar viewer in Rust — Level 2/3 analysis, MRMS, future radar, warning intelligence, TDS + rotation detection. Windows, Linux, Android. · GitHub

Love your Tempest? Give it the display it deserves. :sun_behind_rain_cloud:

WeatherDesk is a free, open-source dashboard that turns any spare screen — old tablet, Raspberry Pi, desktop, TV — into a live command center for your Tempest. Paste in your access token and you’re running in two minutes.

Built around what makes the Tempest special:
:high_voltage: Live over WebSocket — wind updates every few seconds, not once a minute
:cloud_with_lightning: Lightning straight from your haptic sensor: strike count, distance, right on the dashboard
:crystal_ball: The same WeatherFlow forecast you see in the Tempest app, full-screen: 10-day outlook plus hour-by-hour charts
:robot: Your station vs. the forecast, side by side — see when the model misses your backyard by 5 degrees
:chart_increasing: Backfills your station’s history on first run, so trends and charts are full from day one — then logs every observation to a local database you own (CSV export included)
:battery: Hub and sensor health at a glance, battery included
:world_map: Animated NEXRAD radar built in — powered by Hook Echo, my open-source radar engine: GitHub - d4vid87/hookecho: Advanced NEXRAD weather radar viewer in Rust — Level 2/3 analysis, MRMS, future radar, warning intelligence, TDS + rotation detection. Windows, Linux, Android. · GitHub
:house: Feeds Home Assistant and MQTT, reports to CWOP

And it’s yours: self-hosted, no cloud account beyond WeatherFlow itself, no subscription, MIT licensed. Latest release added a fully drag-and-drop layout — pin the radar up top, gauges front and center, move whole panel groups at once. Arrange it like your weather wall.

Runs on Linux, Windows, macOS, Raspberry Pi, Android, and Docker.

:down_arrow: Free download: GitHub - d4vid87/weatherdesk: Self-hosted weather dashboard for your own weather station — Tempest, Ecowitt, Ambient, Davis, AcuRite and more, or no station at all. Vanilla JS, no build step, no backend. · GitHub — feedback very welcome, recent features came straight from user requests.

This is really well done. Looking at my Tempest on my Mac and I really like the granularity and the UI.

How do u do this. U have to me a computer wizzard. Interested

Thank you, I’m glad you liked it.

Love the app! Just wish there was a way to see a pin of location on the radar.