morph
A free data visualization — play it in your browser, no install. Five coastal cities as breathing polygons: sea temperature sets the side count, wave height sets the pulse.
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Five coastlines, drawn as breathing polygons.
Warmer sea grows more sides; bigger waves quicken the pulse.
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Live capture, 22 October 2026, with Mumbai selected. Real forecast data.
San Francisco, Reykjavik, Sydney, Mumbai and Cape Town each get one outlined polygon on a near-black field. The page asks the Open-Meteo Marine API for today's maximum sea surface temperature and maximum wave height at each city, and turns them into shape and rhythm: icy Reykjavik is a pentagon, the Arabian Sea off Mumbai an eleven-sided near-circle.
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