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An established open-source WeeWX skin that presents current conditions, historical observations, archives, and station telemetry through a modern, responsive Material Design interface.
A modern public face for WeeWX
NeoWX Material is a mature open-source skin for WeeWX users who want more than the standard report without replacing the reliable station software underneath. It turns current conditions, trends, records, archives, wind, astronomy, and technical station data into a coherent interface for desktop, mobile, and dedicated displays.
Core capabilities
The primary dashboard gives live values a clear hierarchy while preserving the depth weather-station owners expect. Current readings, daily highs and lows, wind, rain, radiation, humidity, apparent temperatures, and supported additional observations remain close at hand.
Responsive, interactive charts let visitors inspect individual observations, zoom into a time range, and export supported chart data or visuals as CSV, PNG, or SVG. Archive views keep daily, monthly, and annual context connected to the station.
A specialized large-screen view places the current weather state on one display, while the responsive web interface remains usable on desktops, tablets, and phones. The generated site can also be added to a supported mobile home screen for app-like access.
Additional capabilities
Choose from a broad Material-inspired theme set, combine it with automatic light and dark presentation, and adjust further appearance settings through skin.conf.
Keep current conditions and archives usable across desktop, tablet, and mobile layouts, with home-screen installation available through supported browsers.
Place the complete current weather state on a large local display without stretching the normal mobile or desktop layout beyond its purpose.
Inspect observations directly, zoom into the timeline, and export supported chart data or graphics as CSV, PNG, or SVG.
Navigate generated HTML archive pages and familiar NOAA-style text summaries across the available station history.
Use the included translation structure for English, German, Catalan, Spanish, Finnish, French, Italian, or a station-specific translation of your own.
Add sky and almanac context when the optional ephemeris dependency is available on the WeeWX host.
Present wind direction and speed visually while keeping available battery state, voltage, signal quality, and other sensor telemetry accessible.
Fonts, libraries, and third-party assets are bundled locally, so the skin does not require an external CDN or tracking service to render its generated reports.
See it in context
The Neoground weather station publishes the same underlying observations through English and German report configurations. Use the public pages to inspect current conditions, historical views, archives, navigation, telemetry, and the responsive interface.
Explore the complete public interface with current observations, charts, archives, station details, and the English configuration.
Open example
Inspect the same station data through a separate German WeeWX report with localized labels, navigation, and content.
Open exampleDocumentation
The documentation covers extension and manual installation, cleanup after changing skins, general options, appearance, charts, translations, multiple reports, upgrades, troubleshooting, and the source build process. Start with the quick-start guide, then review the configuration sections relevant to your station.
Screenshots
Current release
Version 1.11 is the current stable public release. Review the documentation and repository issues for your WeeWX environment, back up an existing skin and skin.conf before upgrading, and regenerate reports or archives where the installation guide recommends it.
Project questions
NeoWX Material is an MIT-licensed presentation skin for WeeWX. It does not replace WeeWX, the station driver, or the archive database. It changes how generated weather reports, charts, archives, and supported station details are presented to visitors.
It remains a capable public option for WeeWX users who want its Material-based design, responsive layouts, interactive charts, archives, themes, and broad configuration. It is an established and mature skin rather than Neoground's newest interface work, so review the current repository, documentation, and known issues before choosing it for a new or heavily customized installation.
Compatibility depends on the WeeWX installation, report configuration, Python environment, and local customizations. Use the latest public NeoWX Material release, review the current documentation and repository issues, and test the skin against a backup before replacing an existing report.
Use the WeeWX extension workflow described in the quick-start guide, set the report skin to neowx-material in weewx.conf, and restart WeeWX. The same guide covers cleanup after changing skins and removal through wee_extension.
The skin does not create a forecast by itself. Forecast data must come from a separate source and requires an additional integration appropriate to that provider and the WeeWX installation.
Yes. Open the generated station website in a supported browser and use the platform action for adding the site to the home screen. The exact wording and capabilities depend on the browser and operating system.
Available station telemetry can be exposed through the telemetry view. The exact values depend on what the station hardware, driver, database schema, and WeeWX report provide.
Select an included skin language in skin.conf and adapt the translated text values where needed. WeeWX's own observation labels and units may also need localization in weewx.conf. The documentation explains both layers and how to run multiple language-specific reports.
WeeWX-generated graph labels depend on fonts available on the host and the paths configured for the image generator. Verify the configured font files and replace missing paths with fonts installed on the system.
Do not assume it will. Installing or replacing the skin can overwrite templates, assets, and skin.conf changes. Back up the current skin directory and configuration, compare the new release, and reapply local adaptations deliberately.
Use the GitHub repository for reproducible bugs, compatibility notes, documentation improvements, translations, and pull requests. Include the WeeWX version, Python environment, installation method, relevant configuration, and logs or screenshots needed to understand the issue. Direct project support is provided as capacity allows.
NeoWX Material is released under the MIT License. Review the repository license and the licenses of bundled third-party components before redistributing a modified package.
Support and participation
Public issues keep reusable knowledge visible. Direct contact remains available for security-sensitive reports, commercial support, partnerships, and questions that need company context.
Report reproducible defects, compatibility problems, and focused feature requests.
→ Questions and ideasAsk usage questions, share implementations, and develop ideas with other users.
→ Sensitive reportsShare vulnerabilities privately before public disclosure.
→ Direct assistanceRequest integration, migration, customization, or a maintained operating arrangement.
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