A shared regional view

Markets across the landscape.

A living record of where we’ve been, where we’re going, and the communities that make market days matter.

—upcoming —in our history 1shared region
Now

Temporary fixed-scale weather cell

Weather away from Niagara

Niagara Craft Soap presents

Niagara at a Glance

The regional market trail, all in one view.

Markets happen outdoors. One clear regional view can make setup, travel, and the day ahead easier to understand.

Niagara at a Glance is for the vendors loading their vehicles, organizers watching the horizon, performers protecting equipment, volunteers getting ready, and visitors deciding when to arrive. It brings the wider Niagara weather picture together without asking anyone to compare several apps.

See current precipitation and cloud movement across the region. Search for a market, venue, or address to place it inside the regional picture. Terrain remains available when you want more landscape context.

This began as a Niagara map experiment: a way to turn a local view into something useful for the people who gather, make, organize, and visit markets. Weather became the first shared story; now the market trail is moving to the foreground.

Regional view
100 km around Niagara
Recent movement
Several hours of cloud history
Short outlook
The next few hours of cloud guidance

Plan the market day

Look nowSee where precipitation and clouds sit across the wider region before setup or travel.

Read the movementWatch the living cloud and precipitation picture change across the region.

Pin the placeSearch for a market, venue, or address and bring that location into the regional picture.

Map controls

Touch — drag with one finger. Swipe with two fingers to move while pinching to zoom.

Mouse, trackpad, or pen — drag to move, scroll or pinch to zoom, and use the search field to pin a place.

Keyboard or switch — tab through search and controls; use arrow keys to move and plus or minus to zoom.

Reading the view: precipitation and recent satellite imagery are observations; future cloud layers are model guidance. Displayed times identify the source frame in view, but publication and network delays remain possible.

For regional awareness and planning. Always follow official forecasts, watches, warnings, and event-safety guidance when conditions may be hazardous.