Climate Reality Dashboard

Track real data, feel the impact, and think about global warming.

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Tip: Click on the map or pick a city below to load data.

Selected city

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Current temperature

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Rain & next days

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Air quality

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Elevation

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Warming trend (model)

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Next 7 days: temperature & rain

Modeled warming: past vs future

Baseline 1960–1990

Recent 1990–2020

Future 2020–2050

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What if we change our behavior?
Educational illustration only; not an official forecast.

Climate models use physics, observations, and scenarios to estimate how much a location is likely to heat up over decades. This view is not “exact”, but it helps us see direction: most places on Earth are warming.

PM2.5 / PM10 (µg/m³)

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Key gases (µg/m³)

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Sea surface (if coastal)

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Next 24 hours: air quality

Air pollution and heat interact: hotter days often trap more pollution near the ground. Cleaner air is also climate action: less fossil fuel burning means fewer greenhouse gases and fewer toxic particles in our lungs.

Flood / extreme rain (experimental)

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We sample flood / heavy rain indices where available. Not all locations have detailed data yet.

Ensemble forecasts (experimental)

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Ensembles run many model versions to capture uncertainty in future weather and extremes.

Risk scores (0–100)

We derive a simple risk score from local wind, rain and temperature for the coming days.

Global warming doesn’t only mean “a bit warmer”. It shifts the odds: more heatwaves, heavier downpours, higher seas, stronger storms. Local data helps us ask: what are the main risks where I live?

How do you feel about this city?

Data is only the first step. Real change happens when we connect numbers to our lives: our health, our water, our food, our homes, and the people we love. Use this tool to think, talk, and plan—not just scroll.