An avid and life-long meteorologist. A storm that rolled through Gaithersburg, Maryland, hooked him on weather when he was a kid. Vermont for the degree. Now he directs ocean-routing operations, moving cargo across the Pacific and Atlantic on the strength of a forecast. Mostly gales and tropical systems — the slow weather ships plan around days out.
About
A working meteorologist’s marine dashboard — gales, tropical systems, and the slow-weather charts that ship routing turns on. Built as a gift.
The Meteorologist
The Site
Every panel and every link on this site points back to a NOAA, NASA, or academic source. No commercial data, no API keys, no ads. The visible cards are watched stations and curated tools; the search box ties it all together. The dashboard is built to load fast and stay quiet, the way a ship’s bridge does at 0300.