INDIA CLIMATE ATLAS A Web-Based Environmental Intelligence Platform for Weather Monitoring, Climate Awareness and Flood–Landslide Risk Assessment
Priyanka Singh Rajput · Aug 15, 2026
AUTHOR 1: - PRIYANKA SINGH RAJPUT AUTHOR 2: -RITESH RANGAR DATE: - 15TH AUGUST 2026 ABSTRACT India experiences a wide range of weather and climatic conditions because of its diverse geography. While this diversity is an important environmental characteristic of the country, it also contributes to the occurrence of natural hazards such as floods and landslides in different regions. These events can affect human lives, infrastructure, agriculture, wildlife and the surrounding environment. This research presents India Climate Atlas, a web-based platform developed using HTML, CSS and JavaScript. The main purpose of the project is to bring different types of weather and climate information together in one accessible interface. The platform provides live weather information, hourly forecasts, multi-day forecasts, seasonal information, future temperature projections, rainfall probability visualization, state-wise climate information, flood-risk awareness, landslide-risk awareness and an alert-mode interface. An additional Educational Purpose and Climate Awareness section has been included to help users understand the climatic characteristics of Indian states and the environmental conditions associated with different seasons. The current version of the project is a functional prototype. It uses a Weather API for meteorological information, while the flood and landslide sections provide risk-awareness information rather than claiming to be a fully trained and scientifically validated disaster-prediction system. Future development of the project can incorporate historical disaster records, rainfall intensity, rainfall duration, river discharge, soil moisture, elevation, slope, geological information, satellite observations and machine-learning techniques. The central idea behind this research is not that floods and landslides can be completely prevented. Instead, the project explores how accessible environmental information can contribute to better awareness, preparedness and decision-making. With further development and proper validation, the platform could become a more comprehensive environmental decision-support system for India. Keywords: Weather Monitoring, Environmental Intelligence, Flood Risk, Landslide Risk, Climate Awareness, Disaster Preparedness, Weather API, India Climate Atlas, Machine Learning.