Your day, in weather
Print only, frame not included. UK delivery usually 4 to 8 working days.
The day you married, moved or met, and exactly how the sky looked over it.
The day
Any day from 1 January 1940 to about a week ago
The place
The town, then the county or country. We print exactly the place you give.
A moment to mark (optional)
One time shown across all five charts
Title (optional)
Ideas: Tom and Priya, Our wedding day, The day we moved into Willow Cottage
What you get: An unframed print on heavyweight 240 gsm matte fine art paper, A3 (297 x 420 mm) or A2 (420 x 594 mm), usually sent rolled in a tube. Made to order for you. You give the date, the place, a title and, if you like, one moment to mark. That day from midnight to midnight: the sky with the sun and moon, the sunshine, the temperature (and how it felt, when wind or humidity made a difference), rain or snow, the wind and the pressure. In the UK, for days before this year, a line beneath gives the high, low and strongest gust measured at the nearest Met Office station when one is near enough. The preview on this page shows your words, dates and layout; where it is marked sample weather, the weather drawn in it is an example until we make your print.
For a wedding, a birth, the day you met or the day you moved in: any day, anywhere.
A sky runs across the top, coloured by the sun's height and clouded as the cloud cover was, with the sun's path and the moon as it was that night. Beneath it, midnight to midnight, are the sunshine, the temperature (and how it felt, when the wind or the damp made a real difference), the rain (or snow, on a snowy day) and the wind. Mark one moment, to the quarter hour, like the time of the ceremony, and a small card tells you the weather at that minute of your day.
- Any day from 1 January 1940 up to about a week ago
- Anywhere in the world, in the units used where you are
- In the UK, for a day before this year: the high, low and strongest gust measured at the nearest Met Office station, when one is near enough
Made just for you, so it cannot be returned for a change of mind, or cancelled once we have started making it (contact us straight away if you need to). If it arrives faulty or damaged, we will replace it or refund you in full.
Where the weather comes from
The weather is ERA5, a reanalysis from the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts. It estimates the weather for squares about 28 km across, so it describes the area around your place, not one garden. Dates before about 1950, and places far from weather stations, rest mostly on the model with few observations behind them. The examples shown are made up. Data: ERA5, ECMWF (Copernicus Climate Change Service), CC BY 4.0. Credits are printed on every sheet.
Print details and delivery
- Sizes: A3 (297 x 420 mm), A2 (420 x 594 mm).
- Paper: heavyweight matte fine art paper (240 gsm), bright white, smooth with a fine grain.
- Inks: giclée printing in pigment-based archival inks.
- Printed to the edge of the sheet, with no border added. Each design keeps its own margin, so nothing important sits near the trim.
- Unframed, and usually sent rolled in a tube.
- Delivery: most UK orders arrive in 4 to 8 working days (1 to 4 days to print, then 2 to 3 days by courier). See the shipping page.
- Colours differ a little between a screen and paper.