🗨️WeatherMapping - Station Mapping Module Webinar Recording Now Available

Fergus Keatinge

02 Feb 2026 — 1 min read

Last week we ran a live walkthrough of the WeatherMapping Station Mapping module, and the full recording is now available on YouTube.

This session focused on how analysts and operational teams use station-level weather data in practice, not slides or theory. The demo was run live inside the WeatherMapping application using real data and real workflows.

During the webinar, we walked through how to build station-based maps from a global network of over 20,000 stations, how to control spatial selection precisely, and how to move quickly between observations, climatology, and forecast data. We also covered quick-select date ranges, custom analysis windows, and comparisons across years and forecast runs.

A major focus was on turning raw station data into decision-ready visuals. That included station labeling, palette and break control, density tuning, overlays, and exporting or sharing maps directly into reporting workflows. The goal was to show how teams actually use this tooling day to day, not just what the interface looks like.

If you work in energy, agriculture, logistics, insurance, trading, or any weather-sensitive field, this walkthrough shows how station data can be analyzed efficiently without custom scripting or manual processing.

Watch the full Station Mapping module webinar here:

More module walkthroughs are coming soon, including Satellite Imagery and Automated Reporting. Follow along for upcoming live sessions and new recordings as they’re released.

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