Weather Cloud coverage displayed from radar data

Explore the weather cloud coverage on a weather radar map using the MapTiler Cloud Weather Radar dataset and get the radar reflectivity in dBZ at the point under the cursor.

This example, illustrates the process of visualizing cloud cover, using the built-in RADAR_CLOUD color ramp.




Learn more



Check out the Weather JS module reference



Check out the Radar layer reference



Check out the Color ramp reference






  

      
        
          
          Weather custom popup
        
        
Weather custom popup

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This example demonstrates using custom popups on top of a map because MapLibre's popups were originally quite limited in layout and style.

      
    
   
  

      
        
          
          Weather layer switcher
        
        
Weather layer switcher

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Switch the display of the different weather layers in the MapTiler Cloud Weather data set and get the data information at the point under the cursor.

      
    
   
  

      
        
          
          Weather precipitation layer
        
        
Weather precipitation layer

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Visualize weather precipitation layer from MapTiler Cloud Weather Precipitation dataset and get the precipitation at the point under the cursor.

      
    
   
  

      
        
          
          Weather Plus pressure isolines layer
        
        
Weather+ pressure isolines layer

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Visualize weather pressure isolines layer from MapTiler Cloud Weather Plus Pressure dataset.

      
    
   
  



      
      

      
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