Presura started as an ambition to build a professional European weather platform with live radar, expandable layers, controlled hosting, and room for hyperlocal stations.
The project began with the need for a fast and modern weather website without a heavy framework, while still keeping a scalable internal structure.
The website should feel large and professional while remaining maintainable for long-term development.
Presura is growing step by step from a live map into a full weather network with open data, fallback feeds, and local user stations.
The internal structure is modular so layers, data sources, and admin capabilities can expand later without replacing the whole site.
Presura runs on a lightweight PHP architecture with custom routing, controllers, views, and configurable registries.
The live homepage uses modular JavaScript files for layers, radar logic, station rendering, and map interaction.
Ecowitt is the first active step toward hyperlocal user data directly on the map.