MEFI Weather Monitor v4.2 — wind-flow orientation fix
MEFI formula contractFMEFI = kc/r² − kr/[r²(1+r)] + ΔQ·fUFRkc expansion • kr compression with (1+r)verifying

MEFI Weather Monitor

Live local conditions, global forecasts, storm tracking, alerts, and MEFI weather relationships
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Standalone live weather propagation

Pressure Systems as Variable Nested Propagation Envelopes

Track how high- and low-pressure systems build, weaken, cross, amplify, cancel, and redirect weather energy. The monitor treats every pressure system as a changing nested envelope—not a fixed set of three layers—and resolves its leading expansion, following compression, transition, payload, and trailing response from the measurements available at that moment.

This page performs its own weather acquisition and NOAA-backed MEFI calculation. Other MEFI pages are optional comparisons only: closing them never pauses this monitor, erases its readings, or disables its pressure-system analysis.
How to read the pressure model: forecasts and official warnings remain the operational weather authority. MEFI compares measured pressure gradient, one-hour tendency, curvature/sharpness, wind and moisture response, temperature change, and the ambient solar-magnetic field. Kr is the normalized compression contribution and Kc is the normalized expansion contribution. They are interpretation indices, not replacement units for hPa or an assertion that timing alignment proves causation.
Tracked world locations
Direct station observations
Official warnings / local rules
Selected pressure hPa
Weather disturbance
Propagation stage
Acquisition, patterns, and display

Weather Controls and Pattern Playback

Refreshes retain prior snapshots and never erase imported state.
Current model hour
Ready to load current global weather conditions, direct observations, and active warnings.
Any location worldwide

Location Search and Local Reporting

Search a place name or enter latitude, longitude.
No custom location selected.
Saved weather locations0 saved
No saved locations yet.
For U.S. coordinates, the monitor automatically requests the nearest NOAA/NWS reporting station and merges that direct observation. Elsewhere, it loads current global weather-model conditions and labels them as model context. It never relabels model output as a local sensor observation.
Freshness and attribution

Source Status

Selected region

Local Weather Detail

Awaiting data
Select a map marker, row, or region control.
Fixed world extent

Interactive Weather Patterns, Storms, and Coupled-System Map

Waiting for weather records.
↔ Scroll or swipe left and right on compact screens. The map is one fixed Earth; continents never repeat. Pattern shading interpolates sampled reporting locations and is not radar imagery. Select a location or warning for details.
North America fallbackSouth America fallbackEurope fallbackAfrica fallbackAsia fallbackOceania fallbackGreenland fallbackAntarctica fallback
Low / falling fieldMiddle fieldHigh / disturbed fieldActive warningPropagation windowBoundaries: Natural Earth 1:110m
Selected-location outlook

Seven-Day Weather Forecast

Waiting for a selected location.
Forecast data will load automatically.
The local MEFI weather support assessment will appear with the forecast.
Next 48 hours

Hourly Temperature, Precipitation, Wind, and Pressure

Waiting for forecast data.
↔ Scroll horizontally to follow the full 48-hour forecast.
UTC timeConditionsTemperatureFeels likeHumidityPrecip chancePrecipitationWindGustPressure
Measured high / low pressure propagation

Weather Pressure-System Envelope Engine

Waiting for selected-location pressure history.
A pressure system is resolved from as many active interfaces as the current readings support. The display can expand or contract its layer count; it does not force the atmosphere, Earth, or a wave into three nodes. Each interface is sampled twice—as the leading side enters and the trailing side exits—so the system can show amplification, cancellation, redirection, and timing change.
Pressure-system form
Active nested interfaces
Easiest propagation path
Amplify / cancel balance
Measured change sharpness
Next measured transition
leading expansion Kctransitionfollowing compression Krentryexit
Envelope form will update from pressure tendency, curvature, wind, moisture, temperature, and ambient magnetic context.
Method awaiting readings.
Live boundary-constrained spatial instrument

3D MEFI Propagation Path Through the Earth–Atmosphere System

Earth-centered geographic coordinates • variable nested interfaces • paired entry and exit crossings
Reading boundary: white nodes are measured station observations or explicitly labeled weather-model boundary samples. The volume, shells, and paths between them are calculated from the full live MEFI and Delta Q terms; they are not presented as directly measured air parcels. Shell distance is a normalized model coordinate unless an altitude-resolved source is supplied.
Waiting for live weather and solar-magnetic boundary readings.
Measured or labeled model boundaryKc leading / expansionKr trailing / compressionCalculated easiest propagation path
Drag to orbit • wheel to zoom • hover a boundary or crossing to inspect its coordinates and full current values.
Measured solar-to-weather timing anchors

Solar / Solar-Wind Timing Path Into the Weather Envelope

Waiting for direct solar and weather conditions.
↔ These are timing anchors in the source-to-surface path, not a claim that every wave has a fixed number of layers. Select an anchor to inspect the entering factor, observed response, possible effect, and interpretation boundary.
Waiting for direct solar and local-weather evidence needed to evaluate observational alignment.
Required interpretation separation

Measurement and Interpretation Lanes

Measured weather data

Direct NWS station observations are labeled by station and time. Global sampled conditions are separately labeled as weather-model current conditions.

MEFI state

Awaiting authoritative Earth UFR shared state.

Observed timing relationship

No timing relationship can be evaluated until both weather and MEFI timestamps exist.

Interpretive assessment

No causal assessment is made from geographic or timing alignment alone.

User-configured location monitoring

Location Alert Rules

0 local rules
Rules are stored on this device, evaluated after every refresh, and recorded with source values and timestamps. Device notifications are optional and require browser permission; on-page status always remains available.
Recorded weather history

Pressure, Wind, Disturbance, and MEFI Comparison Charts

Each MEFI chart includes its calculation source, stage, sample count, and current values.
↔ Scroll or swipe across charts on compact screens.
Loading weather and MEFI comparison values…
Loading propagation-stage response…
Pressure, wind, precipitation, and disturbance are weather lanes. ΔQ, Π, and propagation stage remain MEFI lanes. Display alignment does not establish causation.
Current weather fields

Regional Weather Status

0 records
↔ Scroll horizontally for all measurements, source types, and timestamps.
RegionPressure1h changeTemperatureHumidityWindPrecipitationDisturbanceSource typeTimestamp
Official current warnings

Active NWS Storm and Weather Alerts

0 warnings
↔ Scroll horizontally to read each complete alert field. Words are never split or automatically hyphenated.
SeverityEventAreaEffectiveExpiresHeadlineInstructionOfficial source
Portable records

Import and Export

No manual import performed. Research exports preserve the values and source timestamps recorded at each refresh; no current MEFI value is copied into earlier weather rows.
Data integrity

Source and Interpretation Rules

NWS station values are direct observations. Open-Meteo values are global weather-model current conditions and hourly context, not station observations. NWS warning fields remain official alert records. The weather disturbance index is derived only from pressure change, wind, gust, and precipitation; it is not an eruption, earthquake, storm, or MEFI probability. Missing lightning or upper-atmosphere observations are not synthesized.
Version 4.1 • Direct sources: NOAA/NWS station observations and active CAP warnings, and NOAA SWPC solar wind and geomagnetic feeds. Worldwide current conditions, 30 day history, and 7 day forecasts use Open Meteo routes with the independent NOAA/NCEP GFS dataset through PacIOOS ERDDAP as the final browser safe route. Natural Earth 1:50m vector cartography supplies the preferred country layer with the embedded 1:110m map retained as a safe fallback. Major cities and physical landmarks remain visible independently from optional source markers, with map zoom, selected-location focus, landmark focus, reset, and drag navigation. All returned weather boundaries continue driving the field. The pressure underlay is classified directly from live hPa on a fixed sea-level severity scale centered on 1013.25 hPa, so one unusually deep system cannot suppress lower-amplitude systems in the opposite hemisphere: low-pressure severity progresses from violet through purple, magenta, red, and yellow at the deepest core; detected centers are labeled L with hPa. High-pressure severity uses a separate green through cyan range. These are hPa display colors only, not temperature or ΔQ classifications. NOAA warning markers remain explicitly separate from pressure. Above the subdued pressure context, smooth rolling sensor-driven streamlines are advanced continuously at 10 visual updates per second without arrows or heads. Their direction, curvature, speed, Kᵣ/K꜀ balance, and UFR response are recalculated from the full formula at each of 28,800 spatial junctions; the solver refreshes those terms from current weather, the exact MEFI periodic atmospheric composition input, and solar-magnetic readings without imposed routes or decorative waves. Other MEFI pages are optional comparisons, never runtime requirements. Storage: MEFI_WEATHER_STATE, MEFI_WEATHER_EXPORT, MEFI_EVENT_ARCHIVE, MEFI_SOURCE_HEALTH, MEFI_WEATHER_MONITOR_DB.

Earth-interacting solar events · strength and saved results

The default view shows observed Earth interactions and forecast Earth impacts. The full solar catalog remains available for research. Each event retains its own strength markers, dated readings and saved results. A new storm does not close an earlier storm or reset Earth’s recovery.

Opening the research ledger…

Loading dated upstream measurements…

Shared upload is not connected yet. Local pending records are retained until acknowledged.

Open shared archive and source CSV/JSON downloads

Historical browser records are preserved with their original labels; these are not automatically verified arrivals. Model-derived surface, seismic or volcanic associations are hypotheses requiring independent evaluation.