With the latest update the tool is finally starting to look as what I envisioned from the start. In a few easy clicks select your location, a recent extreme event, and do a full scale climate attribution analysis using CMIP6 climate model data. With this tool you can answer a lot of questions regarding our weather, but the trick is to still make it easy and understandable for the non-scientific community.
Some new updates for this week are: Improved walkthroughs. In stead of the static text on top of the app there is a more dynamic box near the input field with direct instructions. This makes the walkthroughs much more easy to follow.
After finally finding the time to work on my own climate analysis platform again, I would like to release a new version of www.climateradar.com . I received great feedback and suggestions from my initial launch, so a lot of those requests are included in this upgrade. For those who don't know ClimateRadar.com yet: it's a publicly available climate analysis platform that makes it easy for anyone to analyse historical and future weather events and trends.
After quite a while of data processing and building an advanced analysis tool I am finally ready to launch this website an get user input on both the website as the analysis tools.