Stormscope FAQs

Question 1

What is Stormscope?

Accepted Answer

Stormscope is a software tool that delivers real-time US weather data, forecasts, and analyses directly to AI assistants through an MCP server, aggregating information from official sources like NWS, NOAA, and Open-Meteo.

Question 2

What kind of weather data does Stormscope provide?

Accepted Answer

It offers current conditions, daily/hourly forecasts, active weather alerts (with severity filtering), SPC severe weather outlooks, NEXRAD radar metadata/imagery, 500mb upper-air analysis, and surface analysis charts with fronts and pressure centers.

Question 3

Does Stormscope cover locations outside the US?

Accepted Answer

No, Stormscope exclusively provides data for all 50 US states, Washington D.C., and US territories (e.g., Puerto Rico, Guam). Requests for non-US locations will return a clear error.

Question 4

How does Stormscope determine the location for weather queries?

Accepted Answer

Location can be specified via `latitude`/`longitude` parameters. If omitted, it falls back to configured `PRIMARY_LATITUDE`/`PRIMARY_LONGITUDE` environment variables, macOS CoreLocation (if enabled), or IP-based geolocation as a last resort.

Question 5

Can Stormscope be used for critical weather decisions?

Accepted Answer

No, Stormscope is intended for informational and educational purposes only. It should not be relied upon for critical weather decisions or emergency situations. Always consult official weather services for severe weather guidance.

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