Four widgets — legal shooting hours, the snow report, tonight's aurora forecast and a weather buddy who dresses for the sky. One line of HTML each. Real NOAA and National Weather Service data for the Upper Peninsula — with the snow report and weather buddy covering northern Lower Michigan too — in your own colours, updating on its own. Nothing to install and nothing to maintain — when the data changes, your page changes.
The question a hunter actually has: can I shoot right now, and for how long? Counts down live to the close of legal light for any of the fifteen UP counties, with what's in season today and current field conditions.
<div data-906-widget="hunting" data-county="marquette"></div> <script async src="https://widgets.906dashboard.com/widget.js"></script>
What decides the drive: how deep the base is, how much fell overnight, and how much is coming. Base depth and observed snowfall are the nearest NWS climate station's — Michigan has only three — and the forecast is the hill's own. The widget labels which is which rather than implying a summit reading.
<div data-906-widget="ski" data-region="up" data-area="bohemia"></div> <script async src="https://widgets.906dashboard.com/widget.js"></script>
A moose for the Upper Peninsula, a porch goose for northern Lower. They dress for the weather outside right now — a winter coat in the snow, a raincoat in the rain, sunglasses when it is fine — with the live temperature and the local time beside them. Pick a buddy and a town.
<div data-906-widget="buddy" data-character="moose" data-city="marquette"></div> <script async src="https://widgets.906dashboard.com/widget.js"></script>
Whether tonight is worth going out, from NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center and the cloud forecast. Pin it to one town and it reports that town's own sky, or run the regional roll-up and it names whichever spot is clearest.
We set the palette from your brand guide. Only the status colours stay fixed — they carry the forecast, not the styling.
A band in a wide column, a card in a narrow one. It reads the space it is given, so the same snippet works anywhere on the page.
If a feed goes quiet it shows the last conditions it saw, with the time. If it cannot reach anything, it says so plainly and recovers on its own.
Updates ship from our side. Your page keeps the one line you pasted, and no one on your team has to think about it again.