A physics-bound forecast engine, built for India.
India Weather Stack fuses ground sensors, weather radar, geostationary satellites and numerical models into one deep-AI engine — bound to atmospheric physics and tuned for the subcontinent's terrain, coastlines and monsoon. It reads the sky from geostationary orbit all the way down to a one-kilometre nowcast on your street.
See the monsoon before it forms.
IWS 1.0 forecasts seasonal rainfall, onset and withdrawal up to six months ahead. Regional outlooks let you plan a crop, a reservoir or a supply chain around the monsoon — instead of reacting to it.
The week ahead, at 4 km.
IWS 2.0 delivers terrain-aware day and week forecasts on a 4-kilometre grid. The deep-AI engine downscales and bias-corrects the physics, so a forecast for a valley town isn't borrowed from the city 200 km away.
Nowcasting, street by street.
IWS 3.0 tracks a storm's next four hours at 1-kilometre resolution — the difference between a flooded underpass and a safe commute. Live radar, assimilated and projected, block by block.
Let's forecast together.
Tell us what you're planning around the weather. We'll show you which horizon — seasonal, weekly or nowcast — fits, and how to plug it in.
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