Zoom Earth

Operator: Neave Interactive Limited, United Kingdom

Interactive weather and satellite maps for clouds, precipitation, storms, wildfires and weather forecasts.

Image, Video & Geo

Open website (external website)

Product

Zoom Earth, an interactive weather and satellite map with an optional Pro subscription.

Availability and source date

Active

As of: 16 October 2026.

No functionality test has been performed.

Use in OSINT research

Helps assess the location and timing of weather conditions, smoke and large fires. Satellite imagery and weather models have different update times.

Queries

InputResultResult type
Place nameSatellite and weather maps for the selected area.
Retrieved
Place nameModel forecasts for rain, wind, temperature and other weather variables.
Derived

Features

  • View near-current satellite imagery and HD images updated twice daily.
  • Display rain and snow radar data on the map.
  • Display weather forecasts for rain, wind, temperature and air pressure.
  • Track the paths of hurricanes and tropical storms.
  • View active fires, hotspots and smoke development.
  • Measure distances and areas on the map.

Categories

  • Image, Video & Geo
  • Maps & satellite imagery

Coverage

Geographical coverage

Worldwide

Dataset

Global weather models and imagery from sources including NOAA, EUMETSAT, JMA and NASA. Radar data and fire information come from regional and international specialist sources.

Access

Requirements

Usable in a browser without signing in. An optional account links a Pro subscription across multiple supported devices.

Export

Unknown

Provider

Neave Interactive Limited

Country of establishment

United Kingdom

Interfaces

No API, MCP or AI integration is documented.

Usage note

The licence permits only personal, non-commercial use; automated access is prohibited (section 2.1).

Limitations

  • Forecasts are model calculations and may differ from actual conditions.
  • Hotspots are updated daily, not live.
  • The map does not replace official warnings.

Guides and practical reports

Sources

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