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Storms in 3D.

Real NEXRAD radar, scan by scan. Watch a storm build.

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A three-dimensional radar volume standing over a map around St. Louis. Towers climb and a hooked storm core fills in with reds and magentas near the center.
2025-05-16 19:05Z
A new scan every 4 to 6 minutes.KLSX, St. Louis, May 16, 2025. 9 scans over 45 minutes.Radar data: NOAA/NWS NEXRAD — rendering by BeamWeather

The wind in 3D.

From the surface to the jet stream.

See the wind

Wind in three dimensions over the East Coast: layers of cyan particle trails at different heights wrap around a storm center offshore, with a bright band of fast wind near the top.
The nor'easter of October 19, 2026, from the surface to the jet stream.Radar data: NOAA/NWS NEXRAD — rendering by BeamWeatherWind data: NOAA NCEP GFS — rendering by BeamWeather

On your phone. On your iPad.

iPhone, iPad and Android.

An iPad showing BeamWeather's 3D radar over St. Louis: towers of reflectivity in greens, yellows and reds standing in a box over the map, with the play bar and color scale along the bottom.
KLSX, St. Louis, on iPad.Radar data: NOAA/NWS NEXRAD — rendering by BeamWeather
An iPhone showing BeamWeather's 3D view of a storm near St. Louis, with the scan time at the top and the color scale and loop controls below.
KLSX, St. Louis, May 16, 2025.Radar data: NOAA/NWS NEXRAD — rendering by BeamWeather

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