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A free data visualization — play it in your browser, no install. Live temperatures from ten world cities drawn as glowing sine waves on a single-file Canvas 2D page.
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Ten cities' temperatures as glowing waves.
One line per city, from Dubai down to Reykjavik: the warmer it is, the taller, faster and brighter the wave.
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Live capture, 22 October 2026, a moment after a click near the centre. The temperatures shown are the built-in fallback values; see the note below.
A one-day sketch from a "creative daily" series: a single index.html with no build step and no dependencies.
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