10 recipes
- Show the temperature outside in your Mac menu barThe current temperature (or feels-like, humidity, wind) for your exact location in your Mac menu bar, as a thermometer or a number. Open-Meteo, no key, °F or °C. (Web Address meter)
- Show air quality in your Mac menu barThe US AQI, European AQI or PM2.5 for your location in your Mac menu bar, yellow and red at the levels that matter. Open-Meteo air quality data, no key. (Web Address meter)
- Show the UV index in your Mac menu barThe current UV index for your location in your Mac menu bar, yellow at 6 and red at 8, so you know when you need sunscreen. Open-Meteo, no key. (Web Address meter)
- Show the chance of rain in your Mac menu barThe chance of rain for the coming hour at your location, in your Mac menu bar, with a notification when it passes your level. Open-Meteo, no key. (Web Address meter)
- Show minutes until sunset in your Mac menu barHow many minutes of daylight are left, counted down in your Mac menu bar, from today’s real sunset time at your location. For golden hour, walks and photographers. (Script meter)
- Show the tide in your Mac menu barThe latest water level at any NOAA tide station, in feet, in your Mac menu bar. For surfers, sailors, anglers and anyone near the coast. No key. (Web Address meter)
- Show a river gauge in your Mac menu barA USGS river gauge in your Mac menu bar: discharge in cubic feet per second or gauge height in feet. For paddlers, anglers and anyone downstream. No key. (Web Address meter)
- Show recent earthquakes in your Mac menu barCount earthquakes near you, or worldwide above a magnitude, in your Mac menu bar, from the USGS feed. Notify when one hits nearby. (Web Address meter)
- Show the aurora Kp index in your Mac menu barThe planetary Kp index from NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center in your Mac menu bar, with a notification when a geomagnetic storm could bring the northern lights to you. (Script meter)
- Show the UK grid’s carbon intensity in your Mac menu barHow clean the UK electricity grid is right now, in gCO2/kWh, for the whole country or your postcode, in your Mac menu bar. National Grid ESO data, no key. (Web Address meter)
Something else?
If it has a number, it can be a meter. Read it from a web address or JSON API, a shell command, a file, or send it with a multimeter:// link.