Weather Diary
Homesteadweight 1tracker · keeps what you put in
Long before satellites, people kept weather in notebooks — and the habit still beats memory, which is convinced every summer was better. The Weather Diary keeps your patch's record: the date, the sky — from Clear through Half-hearted sun to Dutch grey and worse — the pressure, what the knee says, and notes. In a year you will have your own climate, in your own words.
This is not a screenshot. It's the real tool, running right here — go on, put something in it.
Open the demo full-screen: /demos/weather-diary.html
What it keeps
- Datedate
- Skychoice · Clear / Half-hearted sun / Dutch grey / Rain / Storm / Fog
- Pressure (hPa)number
- What the knee saysshort text
- Notesnotes
Questions people ask
Why keep a personal weather diary when forecasts exist?
Forecasts predict; a diary remembers. Your own record tells you when the last frost really came, how wet this spring was against the last one, and whether the knee's forecasting record deserves its reputation. Gardeners and countryfolk have sworn by the practice for centuries.
What is the pressure field for?
Barometric pressure is the old honest signal — falling fast means weather coming, rising means it clearing. Log it daily and you can watch the systems move through your own numbers, and check them against what the knee claimed.
Where does my weather data go — is it shared with some service?
Nowhere and no. The diary runs offline in your browser, needs no account, and keeps everything inside one HTML file that is yours forever. Your weather stays as local as weather ought to be.
Fits your knife at weight 1. Nothing here is final — Knife follows Life. Reforging within your tier is free, forever. Add it, drop it, reforge later; the file stays yours either way.