Prototype · Meteorological Simulation Research Prototype
A working meteorological simulation prototype with a native atmospheric model and map-based visualization.
Mission
Storm Lab has a functioning Windows prototype that connects a modern Fortran atmospheric model to a Godot presentation layer. The implemented foundation models moisture, warm-rain microphysics, precipitation, cloud behavior, ordinary convection, and deterministic state, with map-based field, cloud, precipitation, and satellite-style visualization. Radar visualization, forecasting systems, organized severe-weather behavior, warnings, interventions, and operational decision-making remain planned technical direction. The project is research software in active prototype development, not a playable, downloadable, or release-ready product.
Storm Lab has a functioning simulation prototype: a native atmospheric model, a Godot presentation layer, map-based field inspection, and deterministic state. It is not presented as playable, downloadable, feature-complete, or release-ready.
Radar visualization, forecasting systems, organized severe-weather behavior, warnings, interventions, and operational decision-making remain planned technical direction. They are not claims about the current prototype.
Prototype work is testing whether researched atmospheric behavior and readable visual evidence can support an understandable meteorological simulation before the broader operational scope advances.
Project status
This is a functioning development prototype, not a playable, downloadable, or release-ready public build.
Current focus
Validation of the warm-rain and ordinary-convection model
Map-based weather-field readability
Research toward severe-weather, radar, forecast, and decision systems
Roadmap
complete
current
planned
Features
Native atmospheric simulation prototype
Map-based weather-field visualization
Field-derived cloud, precipitation, and satellite-style products
Engineering
The current Windows prototype uses a Fortran atmosphere model exposed through a versioned C ABI and C++ GDExtension to Godot 4.7.1. Godot owns presentation and input. Radar, severe-weather, warning, intervention, and broader operational systems are not presented as implemented.
Gallery
Public media review
Images coming soon.No concept imagery substituted
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