What people are saying
Local flavour, clearly unverified.
Public chatter can add colour to a day, but it never outranks an official forecast or warning.
Short-lived public posts
Weather chatter by place
Privacy-aware by design
What a card may — and may not — say
Location must be public and coarse
A card may name a city or region only when the platform supplies a public geotag or the author explicitly names the place. Unknown locations are not published as cards or mapped.
- No home, school or workplace addresses.
- No hidden coordinates, EXIF extraction or landmark-based geolocation.
- No claim that a keyword proves someone is physically there.
- No private, deleted, login-protected or workaround-accessed content.
Family-safe and short-lived
Adapters use documented public APIs, supported oEmbed or manually curated links. Items are source-allowlisted, deduplicated, moderated and expire within 48 hours. There are no comments, accounts or autoplay videos on WeatherChart.
Forecast context is not fact-checking
A comparison may note whether cached forecast values align with weather words in a post. It does not alter the post or certify that the account’s observation is true.
Anecdotal.Community posts never downgrade or contradict an official warning.
Coarse by default.Precise personal coordinates are not published or persisted.
Serious when needed.Playful copy is suppressed during an active Amber or Red warning.