Outlook · practical · plain
Three-Day Sky
Today's weather, the next three days and a word on what to wear before you head out.
For the screen you check before heading out. Three-Day Sky shows today's weather, the next three days and a plain word on what to wear, worked out from the same forecast. It needs a Weather source with a confirmed city and units; the forecast keeps its source attribution.
By Denframe · version 1.0.0 · MIT
From the Denframe Library · not part of the app. Add it to your Denframe. This website does not connect to or control your home.
Add it to your Denframe
Opens Three-Day Sky in your own Denframe's Library, where you choose Get. Only its id is in the link: nothing about your home comes here.
In Denframe: Studio → Library → Get more → Add by id.
- Denframe in Home Assistant opens only through Home Assistant’s sidebar, which a link can’t reach: copy the id, then in Denframe choose Studio → Library → Get more → Add by id.
- The desktop app answers only on its own computer (127.0.0.1), at a port that can change: open Denframe from the app, then use Add by id.
- Your browser opens your Denframe’s address itself. Some browsers ask before a public website opens an address on your home network (Local Network Access): allow it, or use Add by id.
Make it yours
Confirm a city and units in a Weather source, then add Three-Day Sky to a dashboard.
What you need
- Weather source for your chosen city
Once it is added, open it in Studio → Library, then choose Add to a dashboard…. Your sources and credentials stay on your own host.
Using the libraryLooking up the file…
Read the block specificationConsidered details
- Today with a three-day outlook
- Clothing advice before you head out
- Forecast data includes its source attribution
What it connects to
- Weather · needed. A location you add once, with its units and outlook. Advice on what to wear comes from the same forecast. Weather guide
Layouts that use it
- Night Stand · A muted clock, the next 24 hours of plans and a three-day sky on a lamplit night-blue canvas. Nothing bright enough to keep you awake.
- Sunday Morning · A big clock, the weather and one story worth reading, with the day's plans beside them on warm terracotta paper.
- Front Door · What to wear, when to leave and what comes next, for the wall by the door. Harbour colours over drawn dunes.
Drawn in
Harbour · Harbour navy on sailcloth cream, over dunes drawn in the look's own colours. The layout arranges itself to fit each screen.
- Background · #f1ebe0
- Surfaces · #fbf7f0
- Text · #14233a
- Quieter text · #46546a
- Accent · #1d4e89