Most weather apps hand you a wall of numbers and leave you to guess what they mean. I think you deserve an actual answer — from someone who understands the science and can explain it like a human.
I'm a meteorologist with an MSc in Meteorology, and I've spent years doing the thing I love most: making sense of the atmosphere. Severe storms, quiet seasonal shifts, the patterns most people never notice — the science behind the weather is endlessly fascinating to me, and I've always believed it shouldn't be locked away in jargon.
That belief became Starlight Weather. It's where all my work lives under one sky: professional forecasting and consulting for people making real decisions, trends and variability studies, live appearances, the Cloudy app, and my podcast, Come Rain or Shine. Different formats, one purpose — meteorology made clear, honest, and human.
I also try to do this differently. In science, you don't repeat what's already been done — you bring something original. I carry that into my work: I'd rather build something that genuinely helps you than copy what already exists. And I'll always tell you the honest read — including how much to trust a forecast on any given day, because that's the part the big apps never mention.
Whether you're planning an event you can't reschedule, trying to understand a shifting season, or just someone who looks up at a dramatic sky and wants to know why — I'd love to help you make sense of it.