Surface · Ice meteorology
Local weather, last relay.
Nitrogen frost, methane haze, and the storms that walk the meridian. Telemetry from six posts. The grid sings when the air is wrong. This is not Earth weather. Do not pack for rain.
Live telemetry · Surface Ops
Tombaugh Approach
Sputnik nitrogen ice. Sublimation by day-sol, frost return by night-sol.
Methane haze
- Temp
- 41.9 K
- -231.3 °C
- Pressure
- 11.4 μbar
- N₂ column
- Wind
- 4.9 m/s
- 251°
- Visibility
- 12.8 km
- ice horizon
- Frost cover
- 59%
- nitrogen
- Haze
- 65%
- methane
- Grid song
- 69%
- filament
- Lat / lon
- 18°
- 178° E
Last 12 Earth hours
Ice-blue is kelvin. Gold is wind. Mixed crews still keep Earth clocks.
Temp KWind m/s
Coming watch · 50 min steps
Now
Methane haze
41.9 K
+50m
Methane haze
42.4 K
+100m
Methane haze
41.6 K
+150m
Clear ice
41.5 K
+200m
Methane haze
40.4 K
+250m
Clear ice
43.1 K
Met notices
notice · Far Meridian
Nitrogen snow
Tracks will glaze. Visibility 8.2 km. Crawlers stay leeward.
