A weather site for the least dramatic weather in Europe

I am two months into a sabbatical year, poking at ideas, and one of them has already turned into something I can point at: skaneweather.com. The tagline is "what the weather will do, for southern Sweden." That do is the whole point. Most weather sites hand you numbers: 14 degrees, 6 m/s from the west, 40% chance of rain. Then they leave the hard part to you, which is working out whether that means anything for your Tuesday. Having spent years on the production side of forecast and climate data, I wanted to try the other half of the job, the part that usually gets skipped: turning the data into an answer. So the site leads with an outlook that just says Good, Mixed or Poor for the day, weighing rain and wind together, with the ten-day view and a 24-hour rainfall map underneath for anyone who wants to check my working. Around that there are a few more panels: Current conditions from live SMHI stations, as cards or a temperature-coloured map. Warnings, when there are any, rewritten in…