Products

Five products, all in development

Renders below are from current builds. Specs and release dates move as the products do.

In development

3D Storm Visualization

3D STORM VISUALIZATION38.96°N 98.00°W, 10 KFT TO 50 KFT, LEVEL-II VOLUME

Volumetric storm rendering with height-tagged structure. Red cores, gold anvils, reflectivity on a real dBZ scale. Built for severe weather breakdowns and case studies.

  • Height axis from 10 to 50 kft
  • Still frames and turntable loops
  • Any storm, any time window
3D volumetric radar render: reflectivity volume colored by intensity inside a 10 to 50 kft height box 3D storm cores rendered as orange isosurfaces over a satellite basemap, with a 10 to 50 kft height axis

Dev update: 3D loading got much faster

Same KUEX storm volume, same laptop, 384 × 96 × 384 brick. Red bars are the old code. REF bricks are bit-for-bit identical, and the page now makes one request instead of three.

CaseBeforeAfterSpeedup
REF, box on radar76.8s3.7s21×
REF, typical storm box16.2s2.3s7×
REF, empty box314.8s4.5s70×
VEL, box on radar80.6s14.1s5.7×
VEL, typical storm box20.4s2.1s10×

In development · Customizable for broadcast

3D Weather Graphs

3D WEATHER GRAPHS38.96°N 98.00°W, SEP 26 TO SEP 28, 6AM TO 2AM

Timeline graphs with the CS banner, peak callouts, and a perspective grid. You set the location, dates, units, colors, and logos. These generate automatically in CellScope Studio, so nothing needs hand editing.

  • Cloud cover: clear to overcast, peak 72%
  • Wind speed: calm to extreme, peak 16 mph
  • Gust meter: gust against sustained, peak 26 mph
  • Temperature, feels-like, dewpoint bar graphs
Cloud cover timeline graph, peak 72 percent Wind speed timeline graph, peak 16 mph Gust meter comparing gusts to sustained wind, peak 26 mph Temperature bar graph, peak 82 degrees Feels-like bar graph, peak 86 degrees Dewpoint bar graph, peak 71 degrees

In development

CS1.0 Weather AI Model

CS1.0IN-HOUSE FORECAST MODEL

CellScope's own weather AI model. It is what sits behind the visualizations, so the renders and the guidance come from the same source. Public specs come when they are stable enough to stand behind.

  • Resolution, regions, and variables: to be announced
  • Evaluation and sample output: to be announced
  • Access through the waitlist

Training benchmarks →

In development

Model Visualization Suite

MODEL VISUALIZATION SUITEHRRR, NAM, GFS, ECMWF, ICON, MORE

A models-only desk. Every field drawn on a clean basemap with roads and city labels, nothing else competing for attention. Step through forecast hours and read the valid time as you go. Ships as its own build, separate from the radar app.

  • Global and regional models in one picker
  • Temperature, precipitation, severe, and wind field groups
  • Timeline slider with valid-time readout

In development

Demo available

CellScope Radar App

CELLSCOPE RADARRADAR APPLICATION, WINDOWS FIRST

Standalone radar application for live storm tracking. First release on Windows, built as a desktop window rather than a browser tab.

  • Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit
  • Live radar layers and loops
  • Storm alerts
  • RAM and install size: to be confirmed

Download the demo ↓ WINDOWS · HOSTED ON DROPBOX

CellScope is for planning and broadcast. It is not a substitute for official warnings. Follow the National Weather Service and local officials.

Older builds

See it in motion

Short clips from earlier builds. These graphics generate automatically in CellScope Studio, so no editing step sits between the data and the frame.

Flood outlook
SPC outlook
Storm recap

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