Today's Flight Weather – the wind over Eagleworld as living art

The weather decides how active the raptors are. On sunny days warm air rises as thermals and carries eagles and condors upwards almost without a wingbeat. A steady wind of 5–8 metres per second helps a falcon hang still in the air and an eagle soar. In heavy rain and storms the birds take shelter and save their energy until the weather improves.

In »Today's Flight Weather« the weather over Eagleworld right now becomes a living artwork. Feathers fly across the heath with the real wind direction and wind speed. The sky follows the time of day and the clouds, and rain, fog and the night sky appear when they are there.

What you can do

• See the wind right now – every feather flies with the real wind.
• Read today's flight forecast: how active are the eagles, falcons, condors and owls today – and why?
• Download today's picture as a postcard or phone wallpaper. It looks different every day.

The flight forecast is a playful set of general rules about raptors and weather – not a guarantee of what the birds will do today. Weather data comes from Open-Meteo.

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The page runs directly in your browser without cookies or tracking. Weather data: Open-Meteo.com (CC BY 4.0).

See the full forecast on the weather at Eagleworld.

Also try »Eagle Eyes« – see the world like an eagle with your phone camera →

Published 9 October 2026