Yes. CLIMA TERRA is a free, open climate experience with no registration.
Data comes from Open-Meteo and OpenStreetMap / Nominatim.
It interprets temperature, ultraviolet index, humidity, wind, rain and air quality.
Because the same temperature may feel different depending on sun, humidity, wind, rain or air quality. CLIMA TERRA cross-reads these data points to provide a more coherent daily reading.
UVI means Ultraviolet Index. It helps understand solar radiation intensity and the convenience of shade and sun protection.
AQI means Air Quality Index. In CLIMA TERRA, the scale used shows values from 0 to 50 as good air quality.
It does not only display data: it turns them into simple messages to accompany and support people in daily life.
No. CLIMA TERRA is an educational and interpretive experience. It does not replace official forecasts, emergency alerts or medical advice.
Yes. It is designed for outreach, climate learning and simple understanding of open data.
No registration, no profiles, and no personal data collection.