Wind / rain / pressure
North Atlantic weather setup
Global model guidance for wind, precipitation, surface pressure and upper-air steering patterns.
BIOS live climate signals
See the weather system before it becomes a headline.
A source-cited monitor for Ireland, the North Atlantic and wider climate volatility. BIOS uses official weather, ocean, atmosphere, fire, space-weather and climate sources, then translates them into clear public-facing signals.
Weather model
GFS / NCEP / NOAA
Irish warnings
Met Éireann
Ocean and climate
Copernicus / WMO
Signal cards
These cards cite the source behind each signal. The next build can connect the live API/feed for each source.
Ireland warnings
Official Irish weather risk
National warnings, public forecasts and open weather datasets for Ireland-specific risk context.
Ocean
Wave and coastal exposure
Marine data for waves, currents, sea state and coastal exposure around Ireland and the Atlantic.
Climate heat
Sea-surface and heat anomalies
Climate bulletins, temperature trends, SST context and Europe-wide climate-state reporting.
Atmosphere
Aerosols, smoke and air quality
Atmospheric composition, aerosol transport, greenhouse gases, solar energy and pollution context.
Fire
Wildfire and hotspot detection
Near-real-time satellite fire and thermal anomaly data from MODIS and VIIRS observations.
Space weather
Aurora and geomagnetic activity
Solar wind, planetary K-index, aurora forecast, geomagnetic storm alerts and space-weather impacts.
ENSO
El Niño / La Niña context
Seasonal climate context for global heat, rainfall volatility, agriculture, energy and resilience planning.
BIOS layer
Plain-English interpretation
BIOS turns source data into simple public signals: normal, watch, heightened, severe — with Ireland relevance and practical implications.
BIOS interpretation workflow
Official sources remain the evidence base. BIOS adds context, clarity and public usability.
1
Ingest
Pull official model, warning, ocean, atmosphere, fire, space-weather and climate feeds.
2
Compare
Cross-check signals against Ireland, the North Atlantic, Europe and seasonal climate context.
3
Score
Rank the signal as normal, watch, heightened or severe using documented thresholds.
4
Explain
Translate the data into likely implications for people, infrastructure, energy and supply chains.