Resolve the place
Searches are geocoded on demand. The Worker stores a stable city identity so repeat requests can reuse the same D1 and R2 cache paths.
Forecast method
SkyBurn scores sunrise and sunset windows from live weather fields, event timing, and confidence checks. The result is a practical forecast, not a guarantee: sky color can still shift with local haze, smoke, terrain, and last-minute cloud breaks.
Searches are geocoded on demand. The Worker stores a stable city identity so repeat requests can reuse the same D1 and R2 cache paths.
SkyBurn samples weather near sunrise and sunset windows, then scores cloud layers, visibility, humidity, radiation, and timing fit.
Forecast metadata carries confidence, algorithm version, cache status, and risk flags such as low confidence, sparse inputs, or sample timing offsets.
After the event window, users can mark whether the sky was better, close, or worse. That feedback is stored anonymously for calibration review.