How do I add live weather to my shooting range or gun club website?

Paste a single tag from shotdiagnostic.com/embed-docs into any HTML block on your site — WordPress Custom HTML, Wix Embed Code, Squarespace Code block, Webflow Embed element, Shopify or Ghost. No plugin, no JavaScript install, no API key, no account. The widget renders a live, scored shooting-day conditions panel with wind, gust, temperature, density altitude, mirage and a 0–100 shootability score, refreshed every 15 minutes.

Is there a free weather widget for shooting ranges, gun clubs, or archery clubs?

Yes. The shotdiagnostic.com Atmospherics embed is free to use for clubs, ranges, retailers, coaches, and training facilities. It's an iframe — paste it once and it stays current automatically.

Does the embed work with WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Shopify, or Ghost?

Yes — anywhere your site editor lets an admin paste raw HTML. WordPress: Custom HTML block. Wix: Embed Code element. Squarespace: Code block. Webflow: Embed element. Shopify: any HTML/Liquid section. Ghost: HTML card. No developer skills required; if you can paste a YouTube embed you can paste this.

What can I embed on my range website?

Atmospherics shows a live, scored shooting-day conditions panel — wind, gust, temperature, density altitude, mirage, visibility, humidity, dew point, pressure and a 0–100 score band — for any listed range.

Do I need a developer or an API key?

No. Each widget is a single iframe tag you paste into your range website's HTML. There is no JavaScript install, no API key, no account, and no build step. The /embed-docs playground generates the exact snippet to copy.

Can I match the embed to my range website's colours?

Yes. URL parameters control background, text, muted text, and accent colour. The accent colour is automatically contrast-checked against whatever background you choose so the widget should remain readable in normal use.

How fresh is the Atmospherics data?

Live weather is fetched from Open-Meteo and re-scored every 15 minutes per range. The same scoring engine runs on shotdiagnostic.com itself, so the embed score always matches the public range page.

What if my range is not on the directory yet?

Email hello@shotdiagnostic.com with the range name, country, region, and approximate coordinates. New ranges are added on a rolling basis.

Will an Atmospherics embed keep working if a range slug changes?

Existing range slugs are mapped through server-side redirects when a range is renamed. The widget's view, units and colour settings are preserved, so the host site does not need to replace its snippet for a range rename.

How do I add a wind and weather widget to my WordPress shooting club website?

In the WordPress block editor, add a Custom HTML block on the page where the widget should appear, then paste the snippet generated at shotdiagnostic.com/embed-docs after picking your range and theme colours. Save the page. The widget renders immediately and refreshes itself every 15 minutes — no plugin install, no shortcode, no API key, no developer required. The same snippet works inside Gutenberg blocks, classic editor HTML mode, page-builder HTML modules (Elementor HTML widget, Divi Code module, Beaver Builder HTML), and theme template files.

Does the embed work on a Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Shopify or Ghost shooting range website?

Yes. Wix: Add → Embed → Embed Code (HTML iframe) and paste the snippet. Squarespace: insert a Code block and paste. Webflow: drag in an Embed element and paste. Shopify: edit the page in HTML mode (or any custom HTML section) and paste. Ghost: insert an HTML card and paste. The snippet is a self-contained , so any site editor that accepts raw HTML will render it.

How do I quote and explain the SSDI scoring on my coaching site or in client reports?

The methodology is documented at shotdiagnostic.com/methodology — domain-by-domain scoring math, the atmospherics rubric, target calibration math, and the diagnostic flag conditions. Linking clients to that page (or quoting from it with attribution) is the cleanest way to make the scoring legible. Every results page lives at /results/ on a shareable URL the client keeps; the URL itself is the report.

How does Atmospherics differ from a generic weather widget?

The Atmospherics embed adds a shooting-conditions score and five-band classification to the weather data. It uses the same scoring engine as the public range pages; full view also includes density altitude and forecast windows. These are planning aids, not a substitute for checking conditions at the range.

Embed Live Conditions on Your Shooting Range Website

shotdiagnostic.com publishes a free Atmospherics iframe widget for shooting range, gun club, archery club, and training-facility websites. It uses a single <iframe> tag, with no JavaScript installation, API key, or account. Setup instructions are provided for WordPress (Custom HTML block), Wix (Embed Code), Squarespace (Code block), Webflow (Embed element), Shopify, Ghost, and other site builders that accept raw HTML. The widget shows a live shooting-day conditions panel.

The Atmospherics Widget

Hosted at https://shotdiagnostic.com/embed/atmospherics/<range-slug>. Shows wind, gust, temperature, density altitude, mirage band, visibility, humidity, dew point, and station pressure, together with a 0–100 shootability score (OPTIMAL / GOOD / OK / MARGINAL / POOR) and a short scoring rationale. Live weather is fetched from Open-Meteo every 15 minutes per range and uses the same scoring engine as the public range page. Compact mode is a one-line card for sidebars and page headers; full mode includes all metrics, a today/forecast tab strip, and the scoring rationale.

Customisation

URL parameters control background, text, muted text, and accent colours so the widget matches your existing range website palette. Accent colour is contrast-checked against the selected background. The /embed-docs page hosts a live playground where you preview your settings and copy the iframe snippet.

Cost and Attribution

The widget is free to use. A small persistent attribution line linking back to shotdiagnostic.com and crediting Open-Meteo (CC BY 4.0) for the weather data renders inside every embed; please leave it visible — it credits the data source and is how other operators discover the widget.

Reliability and Remote Control

Every iframe is served from shotdiagnostic.com, which means appearance, copy, attribution, and availability can all be updated centrally without any change required on the host range website. Embed responses are cached on the CDN with a 15-minute stale-while-revalidate window for fast page loads.

Why use these widgets instead of building a custom integration

The widgets use a single <iframe> tag, with no JavaScript installation, API key, account, build step, or plugin on the host page. URL parameters control colours and other settings. A server-side redirect map preserves existing iframe URLs when a range slug changes.