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Oracle aggregates data from the National Weather Service API, AviationWeather.gov (TAFs and METARs), ECMWF global forecast models, ERA5 reanalysis data (1940–present), USGS National Climate Change Viewer projections, and USDA Plant Hardiness Zone data.

No. Oracle provides supplemental weather intelligence aggregated from official sources including the National Weather Service and FAA aviation weather systems. Always follow instructions from local emergency management during severe weather events.

Oracle presents two projection tracks: official CMIP6 scenarios (SSP2-4.5 and SSP5-8.5 from USGS NCCV) and observed-trend-forward extrapolations based on actual rates of change from ERA5 data. Both include confidence intervals. The math speaks for itself — no editorializing.

All features in your selected paid tier, fully functional for 14 days. No credit card required to start. If you do not subscribe after the trial, your account reverts to the Free tier.

Free: 1 location. Seed: 1 location. Growth: 5 locations. Harvest: 20 locations. Enterprise: unlimited. Each location gets its own dashboard, alerts, forecasts, and climate trend data.

Oracle is built to WCAG 2.2 Level AA and Section 508 standards from the foundation. Keyboard navigation, screen reader compatibility, focus indicators, semantic HTML, and prefers-reduced-motion support are built in — not bolted on.

Adaptation Intelligence (beta) maps where your location's climate is heading by finding analog regions that already experience those conditions today. It then delivers curated adaptation guidance sourced from agricultural research and extension services.

Oracle does not use passwords at all. Authentication is handled exclusively through Google or Microsoft OAuth via Supabase Auth. No password fields exist anywhere in the product.