Atmospheric intelligence
Aurelis Atmos stacks every sensor feed onto its own plane of depth — surface, mid-troposphere, jet stream, orbit — so meteorologists stop flattening a three-dimensional atmosphere into one crowded chart.
Layer 850 hPa
A steady atmospheric river is threading northeast at 1.4 km altitude. Flux has held above the seasonal 90th percentile for eleven consecutive hours.
Each glass sheet holds only the instruments that physically live at that altitude. Nothing borrows depth it hasn't earned.
Confidence
0.91Layer 250 hPa
The jet core has tightened over the North Atlantic. Downstream ridging suggests a blocking pattern forming inside the next 60 hours — the depth console flags this as a plane-crossing event.
| Pass | Core speed | Altitude | Shear |
|---|---|---|---|
| 03:40Z | 218 kt | 10.4 km | Moderate |
| 02:55Z | 206 kt | 10.2 km | Moderate |
| 02:10Z | 197 kt | 10.6 km | Light |
| 01:25Z | 189 kt | 10.7 km | Light |
Furthest plane · geostationary
Satellite imagery is the backdrop the other three planes are read against — which is exactly why it sits furthest from you, softened, never competing for the foreground.
Aurelis Atmos · Hafnarfjörður & Lisbon · press@aurelis.example — a fictional product invented for design sample 023.
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