Credits | The Wind Master

The forecasts you read here are ours: we compute them, correcting the weather models with what the spot’s own anemometers actually measured, and learning from past errors. But the raw material is not ours — every measurement and every model comes from an agency, a club or a person who chose to share it. This page says where they come from, and thanks those who make them available.

The people

Brema Bounders

The crew led by Riccardo and Giorgio, two great masters of wing and of life, guardians of the marches that stretch from Brema to the far Catullan shores, for their endless ideas and nudges. Much of what is in the app today was born between a session and a risottata with them, and several things that are no longer here were shot down at that same table, with the frankness reserved for someone who has accidentally bought an aluminium foil. They gather on the water when there is wind and around a table when there is none: given the frequency, it is not entirely clear which of the two actually holds the group together.

R.E.M. — tecnico Gianni Tosatto

Special thanks for the constant contribution in testing the app and suggesting improvements.

Data sources

Official weather services

Public bodies that publish their data as open access.

Amateur networks and stations

People and clubs sharing their own measurements. They are the eyes on the spot: no model knows what the wind is doing right now — they do.

Other services

Someone missing, or would you rather not appear here? Write to us and we will fix it right away.