Since last March, you can find more than 5,000 radioactivity measurement stations on Windy.com. This is mainly thanks to the resources of EURDEP, and SaveEcoBot.

Before you start monitoring radiation stations, we recommend you check out this article on what radioactivity exposure is still safe and what is not.

You can also see on the map the significant deviation from other values at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, where readings commonly reach values between 4000 and 6000. Such values are common at this site.

Where to find radioactivity measurement stations

Mobile/tablet version

• Go to the menu
• Slide down to the section "Display on the map"
• Click on "Radiation"

Desktop version

• Go to the bottom right corner of Windy.com
• Click on More layers
• Pick Radiation

TIP: To have the radiation layer always at hand, move the toggle switch in the menu to lock the position of the layer among 7 locked layers (POIs)

Each measurement station can be clicked to see the previous day's values. In addition, if you already have a new version of Windy.com, you can preview each station without opening its detail.

About resources

EURDEP (The EUropean Radiological Data Exchange Platform): platform enabling a continuous exchange of radiation data by 39 participating countries from their national radiological monitoring networks

SaveEcoBot: a project by Pavlo Tkachenko and his team, originally focused on air quality in Ukraine. Due to the events of the last year, it has focused on measuring radioactivity in Ukraine. More about the SaveEcoBot project.