Template:Infobox weather event

Template:Infobox weather event
Winter storm
Highest winds	205 km/h (130 mph)
Lowest temp	−45 °C (−49.00 °F)
Max. snowfall	17 cm (6.693 in)

October 2021 nor'easter
	The nor'easter near its peak intensity off the coast of the Northeastern United States, on October 27
Meteorological history
	as the October 2021 nor'easter
Formed	October 23, 2021
Meteorological history
	as Tropical Storm Wanda
Formed	October 31, 2021
Post-tropical	November 7, 2021
Dissipated	November 8, 2021

Typhoon Tip
	Typhoon Tip at its record peak intensity on October 12
Meteorological history
Formed	October 4, 1979
Extratropical	October 19, 1979
Dissipated	October 24, 1979

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This template is used on approximately 3,400 pages and changes may be widely noticed. Test changes in the template's /sandbox or /testcases subpages, or in your own user subpage. Consider discussing changes on the talk page before implementing them.

This template uses TemplateStyles:

Template:Infobox weather event/styles.css^[e]

This template uses Lua:

This template creates a completely modular weather infobox, which aims to support almost all severe weather events and allow modularity. Each of the subboxes are developed with modularity in mind. TemplateData will be available for these boxes soon to ease adding infoboxes to existing articles.

The primary infobox (this infobox) allows for a storm's image, name, and meteorological history. Meteorological data such as storm category and intensity or other data such as damage and deaths, are provided through subboxes.

Please do not use this infobox on flood articles since its usage is controversial. Please use {{Infobox flood}} instead.

Usage

Winds and gusts units are always in knots. Pressure is always in millibars/hectopascals. These are non-configurable values in order to standardize and maintain consistency between all boxes. Damage is always in United States dollars, unless explicitly set with |currency=.

Basic

A very minimal box can be created using the following wikitext.

Wikitext

Output

{{Infobox weather event
| name = Typhoon Tip <!-- This is pre-supplied by the article name. -->
| image = Tip 1979-10-12 0533Z.png
| caption = Typhoon Tip at its record peak intensity on October 12
| formed = October 4, 1979
| extratropical = October 19, 1979
| dissipated = October 24, 1979
| footer = yes <!-- For display purposes. -->
}}

Up to two images can be displayed by the box at a given time. The image displayed may be the storm's satellite image (using |image=), its track map (using |track=), its forecast map (using |forecast=), or a combination of the two. The track map and forecast map may not be shown together. Caption, alternative text, and sizing can be set relative to each of the images above

Main parameter	Caption	Alternative text	Upright (scaling)	Width
`\|image=`	`\|caption=`	`\|alt=`	`\|image-upright=`	`\|image-width=`
`\|track=`	`\|track-caption=`	`\|track-alt=`	`\|track-upright=`	`\|track-width=`
`\|forecast=`	`\|forecast-caption=`	`\|forecast-alt=`	`\|forecast-upright=`	`\|forecast-width=`

All parameters of {{Infobox weather event/History}} is usable in the header box. You can add in another meteorological history section for long-lasting storms which experienced different stages.

If the event is a single event and does not need meteorological info, effects, or a footer, |footer=yes can be set to immediately close the template, skipping the need for a footer.

History

The meteorological history subbox allows an infobox to contain multiple meteorological history boxes (aside from the one already displayed by the main template).

Wikitext

Output

{{Infobox weather event
| name = October 2021 nor'easter
| image = File:Late_October_2021_nor'easter_2021-10-27_1743Z.jpg
| caption = The nor'easter near its peak intensity off the coast of the Northeastern United States, on October 27

| as = the October 2021 nor'easter
| formed = October 23, 2021
}}{{Infobox weather event/History
| as = Tropical Storm Wanda
| formed = October 31, 2021
| post-tropical = November 7, 2021
| dissipated = November 8, 2021
}}{{Infobox weather event/Footer}}

See the TemplateData for all available parameters.

Tropical cyclones

Scales

Each meteorological agency has a subbox of its own, which links to the correct scale and automatically computes the category of a storm. As the docmentation is too large to transclude here, please consult the relevant sub-template for documentation.

Non-RSMC scales

Scale subboxes also exist for agencies which are not the Regional Specialized Meteorological Center. While the use of the JTWC subbox is generally allowed on all basins besides those which use the Saffir–Simpson scale (North Atlantic/Eastern Pacific/Central Pacific), other agency subboxes, such as those for the PAGASA (Philippines), CWB (Taiwan; subbox does not exist as of now), and PMD (Pakistan; subbox does not exist as of now) should generally be used only when the storm is not recognized by the basin's RSMC.

Historical scales

These are scales that were used at some point in the past but are no longer in use.

NPMOC

No scale

To display meteorological information in cases where an agency or scale is unavailable (such as in the case of historical storms, e.g. the 1881 Haiphong typhoon), you can directly use the /meteorology sub-box. This will remove agency and measurement interval from the box header.

By default, the category "Unknown-strength storm" will appear as the category. This can be overridden by setting |category= to any available storm category ID.

Template:Infobox weather event/meteorology

Winter storms

This sub-box generates a meteorological information box specifically targeted towards winter storms. When available, this box will change the header to reflect a winter storm category (such as a category provided by the regional snowfall index). Otherwise, it will show a generic "Winter storm" header.

The winter storm category may be supplied using |category=. In the event that this storm has an RSI value, the |RSI= parameter can instead be used, and will automatically adjust the box to use imperial units instead of metric. The |basin= parameter can also be used to change this behavior; set it to atl or epac to switch the default units. To avoid units entirely, you may choose to pass text into the related values (e.g. pass {{convert|100|in|cm|abbr=on}}|maximum-rain= or |maximum-snow=), but this makes later maintenance difficult, and is not advised.

This subbox relies on the meta-template Template:Infobox weather event/meteorology.

{{Infobox weather event/Winter storm
| winds = 112
| lowest-temperature = -45
| maximum-snow = 17
}}

{{Infobox weather event/Winter storm
| RSI = 6.78
| winds = 87
| lowest-temperature = -23
| maximum-rain = 56
| maximum-snow = 12
}}

Template:Infobox weather event
Category 3 "Major" winter storm
Regional snowfall index: 6.78 (NOAA)
Highest winds	100 mph (160 km/h)
Lowest temp	−23 °F (−30.56 °C)
Max. rainfall	56 in (1,422 mm)
Max. snowfall	12 in (304.8 mm)

Tornado outbreaks

This sub-box generates a meteorological information box specifically targeted towards tornado outbreaks. The header color changes depending on the highest tornado rating provided; the name stays the same. Use |tornadoes= to indicate the number of tornadoes in this outbreak.

This template supports two scales: the Fujita scale (priority) and the TORRO scale. These can be provided using the |fujita-scale= and |torro-scale= parameters, respectively. The version of the Fujita scale changes depending on the value. For example, supplying |fujita-scale=EF5 will make the template automatically use the Enhanced Fujita scale. Likewise, supplying |fujita-scale=IF5 will make the template automatically use the International Fujita scale. The color of the header may be overridden with the |category= parameter; supply a valid storm category color to change it.

The |basin= parameter can also be used to change the units; set it to atl or epac to switch the default units. To avoid units entirely, you may choose to pass text into the related values (e.g. pass {{convert|142|mph|kmh|abbr=on}}|winds= or |gusts=), but this makes later maintenance difficult, and is not advised.

This subbox relies on the meta-template Template:Infobox weather event/meteorology.

{{Infobox weather event/Tornado outbreak
| basin = atl
| tornadoes = 42
| fujita-scale = EF5
| winds = 180
}}

Template:Infobox weather event
Tornado outbreak
Tornadoes	42
Max. rating	EF5 tornado

Highest winds	205 mph (335 km/h)

{{Infobox weather event/Tornado outbreak
| basin = atl
| tornadoes = 230
| duration = 4 hours
| fujita-scale = EF3
| torro-scale = T5
| winds = 120
}}

Template:Infobox weather event
Tornado outbreak
Tornadoes	230
Max. rating	EF3 (Enhanced Fujita scale) T5 (TORRO scale)
Duration	4 hours

Highest winds	140 mph (220 km/h)

Tornado families

This sub-box generates a meteorological information box specifically targeted towards tornado families. The header color changes depending on the highest tornado rating provided; the name stays the same. Use |tornadoes= to indicate the number of tornadoes in this tornado family.

This template supports two scales: the Fujita scale (priority) and the TORRO scale. These can be provided using the |fujita-scale= and |torro-scale= parameters, respectively. The version of the Fujita scale changes depending on the value. For example, supplying |fujita-scale=EF5 will make the template automatically use the Enhanced Fujita scale. Likewise, supplying |fujita-scale=IF5 will make the template automatically use the International Fujita scale. The color of the header may be overridden with the |category= parameter; supply a valid storm category color to change it.

The |basin= parameter can also be used to change the units; set it to atl or epac to switch the default units. To avoid units entirely, you may choose to pass text into the related values (e.g. pass {{convert|142|mph|kmh|abbr=on}}|winds= or |gusts=), but this makes later maintenance difficult, and is not advised.

This subbox relies on the meta-template Template:Infobox weather event/meteorology.

{{Infobox weather event/Tornado family
| basin = atl
| tornadoes = 15
| fujita-scale = EF2
| winds = 127
}}

Template:Infobox weather event
Tornado family
Tornadoes	15
Max. rating	EF2 tornado

Highest winds	145 mph (235 km/h)

{{Infobox weather event/Tornado family
| basin = atl
| tornadoes = 11
| duration = 2 hours, 48 minutes
| fujita-scale = EF4
| torro-scale = T6
| winds = 175
}}

Template:Infobox weather event
Tornado family
Tornadoes	11
Max. rating	EF4 (Enhanced Fujita scale) T6 (TORRO scale)
Duration	2 hours, 48 minutes

Highest winds	200 mph (325 km/h)

Tornadoes

This sub-box generates a meteorological information box specifically targeted towards single tornadoes. The header changes depending on the highest tornado rating provided.

This template supports two scales: the Fujita scale (priority) and the TORRO scale. These can be provided using the |fujita-scale= and |torro-scale= parameters, respectively. The version of the Fujita scale changes depending on the value. For example, supplying |fujita-scale=EF5 will make the template automatically use the Enhanced Fujita scale. Likewise, supplying |fujita-scale=IF5 will make the template automatically use the International Fujita scale. The header category may be overridden with the |category= parameter; supply a valid storm category ID to change it.

The |basin= parameter can also be used to change the units; set it to atl or epac to switch the default units. To avoid units entirely, you may choose to pass text into the related values (e.g. pass {{convert|142|mph|kmh|abbr=on}}|winds= or |gusts=), but this makes later maintenance difficult, and is not advised.

Unofficial scale ratings should be marked with |unofficial=yes or, for specific scales only, |unofficial-fujita=yes or |unofficial-torro=yes.

This subbox relies on the meta-template Template:Infobox weather event/meteorology.

{{Infobox weather event/Tornado
| basin = atl
| fujita-scale = EF5
| winds = 180
}}

Template:Infobox weather event
EF5 tornado
on the Enhanced Fujita scale
Highest winds	205 mph (335 km/h)

{{Infobox weather event/Tornado
| basin = atl
| fujita-scale = EF3
| torro-scale = T5
| winds = 120
}}

Template:Infobox weather event
EF3 tornado
on the Enhanced Fujita scale
T5 tornado
on the TORRO scale

Highest winds	140 mph (220 km/h)

{{Infobox weather event/Tornado
| basin = atl
| fujita-scale = IF2-
| winds = 105
}}

Template:Infobox weather event
IF2- tornado
on the International Fujita scale
Highest winds	120 mph (195 km/h)

{{Infobox weather event/Tornado
| basin = atl
| torro-scale = T10
| winds = 250
}}

Template:Infobox weather event
T10 tornado
on the TORRO scale
Highest winds	290 mph (465 km/h)

Generic storms

This sub-box generates a meteorological information box specifically targeted towards any general storm. This is the general-use version of Template:Infobox weather event/meteorology, and is the most customizable.

|category= can be set to any valid storm category. It will, in turn, change the header color and text. If a category is set, the header can only be changed by |header=. The header style (which includes the background color) can be changed with |headerstyle=. To identify which scale and/or agency was used, supply the |scale= and/or |agency= parameters, respectively. To identify measurement interval (e.g. 10-minute, 3-minute), supply |interval= with the number of minutes. To override the text below the header entirely, use |subheader=.

If a category is not used, |type= may be used instead to refer to the type of meteorological event. The value of |type= will be used as the header text. Note that this will not show up if |category= is set.

The |basin= parameter can also be used to change the units; set it to atl or epac to switch the default units. To avoid units entirely, you may choose to pass text into the related values (e.g. pass {{convert|142|mph|kmh|abbr=on}}|winds= or |gusts=), but this makes later maintenance difficult, and is not advised.

This subbox relies on the meta-template Template:Infobox weather event/meteorology.

{{Infobox weather event/Storm
| type = Flood
| maximum-rain = 98
}}

Template:Infobox weather event
Flood
Max. rainfall	98 cm (38.58 in)

{{Infobox weather event/Storm
| type = Nor'easter
| winds = 98
| gusts = 101
| maximum-rain = 42
}}

Template:Infobox weather event
Nor'easter
Highest winds	180 km/h (115 mph)
Highest gusts	185 km/h (115 mph)
Max. rainfall	42 cm (16.54 in)

{{Infobox weather event/Storm
| category = 3
| type = Gust <!-- Note how this will be missing -->
| header = Puff of the Big Bad Wolf
| scale = [[The Three Little Pigs]]
| winds = 877
| gusts = 1042
}}

Template:Infobox weather event
Puff of the Big Bad Wolf
The Three Little Pigs
Highest winds	1625 km/h (1010 mph)
Highest gusts	1930 km/h (1200 mph)

Effects

This subbox provides a tally of weather event effects. This includes direct storm casualties, damage (in USD), affected regions, and infrastructure damage. The |casualties= parameter can be used to combine the |fatalities=, |injuries=, and |missing= parameters, should there be minimal or no casualties.

This box will show damage and losses in United States dollars by default. Adding a |year= parameter will also indicate the year when displaying monetary values for contextualizing cost at a specific point in time.

References may be added with |refs= or |references=. However, as much as possible, avoid placing references directly into the box and instead use article content to place references. You may also use |IBTrACS= to link to the storm's International Best Track Archive for Climate Stewardship (IBTrACS) entry. Using both will make both appear at the bottom row; using only references will make the row height shrink to cut down on unnecessary whitespace.

Wikitext

Output

{{Infobox weather event/Effects
| year = 2021 <!-- Used for damage. -->
| casualties = 37 (22 dead, 14 injured, 1 missing)
| fatalities = 22
| injuries = 14
| missing = 1
| evacuated = 500
| damage = 2400000
| losses = 31000000
| areas = [[United States]], [[Canada]], [[Mexico]], [[Cuba]]
| outages = 163,000
| houses-destroyed = 2,124,000
| ibtracs = XXXXX
| refs = {{fake ref}}{{fake ref|2}}
}}

Template:Infobox weather event
Overall effects
Casualties	37 (22 dead, 14 injured, 1 missing)
Fatalities	22
Injuries	14
Missing	1
Evacuated	500
Damage	$2.4 million (2021 USD)
Economic losses	$31 million (2021 USD)
Areas affected	United States, Canada, Mexico, Cuba
Power outages	163,000
Houses destroyed	2,124,000
IBTrACS / ^[1]^[2]

Damage and economic losses can be set to a different currency using |currency= (or |damage-currency= and |losses-currency=), and a United States dollar-equivalent conversion can be provided. This can help contextualize weather events which impact a specific area. To set the USD conversion by hand, you can use |usd-damage= and |usd-losses= respectively. You can also opt to do these conversions automatically, as long as you provide a year and an ISO country code using |country=. Note that damage and losses are not multiplied. If the damage is 3 billion United States dollars, write |damage=3000000000, not |damage=3000.

The |year= parameter need not be the year that the event made impact, but rather a year relatively close to the year that it made impact, such that damage and losses can be calculated automatically.

When additional context is required, one may use |damage-suffix= to insert footnotes. |damage-prefix= can be used to insert symbols prior to the figure. losses also has suffix and prefix parameters, |losses-suffix= and |losses-prefix=, respectively.

Wikitext

Output

{{Infobox weather event/Effects
| year = 2021 <!-- Used for damage. -->
| currency = PHP <!-- Will control both damage and economic losses -->
| country = PHL <!-- Controls currency conversions -->
| damage = 2400000
| damage-country = PHL
| losses = 31000000 <!-- Will fall back to currency in `|damage=currency=` by default -->
| refs = {{fake ref}}{{fake ref|2}}
}}

Template:Infobox weather event
Overall effects
Damage	₱2.4 million (US$49,000 in 2021)
Economic losses	₱31 million (US$630,000 in 2021)
^[1]^[2]

This template closes the weather event infobox and provides additional links to other content if available.

{{Infobox weather event/Footer
| season = [[{{CURRENTYEAR}} Atlantic hurricane season]]
| series = the [[{{CURRENTYEAR}} Atlantic hurricane season]]
| related = {{flt|
* [[{{CURRENTYEAR}} Pacific hurricane season|Eastern Pacific]]
* [[{{CURRENTYEAR}} Pacific typhoon season|Western Pacific]]
* [[{{CURRENTYEAR}} North Indian Ocean cyclone season|North Indian Ocean]]
}}
| active = yes
}}

Template:Infobox weather event
Part of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season
Part of a series on the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season
Eastern Pacific Western Pacific North Indian Ocean
See more detailed information

Example

Article page storm

{{Infobox weather event
| name = Cyclone Matmo–Bulbul
| image = Bulbul 2019-11-09 0742Z.jpg
| caption = Cyclone Bulbul near peak intensity, just before landfall in [[West Bengal]] on November 9
| as = Severe Tropical Storm Matmo
| formed = October 28, 2019
| dissipated = October 31, 2019
}}{{Infobox weather event/JMA
| winds = 50
| pressure = 992
}}{{Infobox weather event/History
| as = Very Severe Cyclonic Storm Bulbul
| formed = November 5, 2019
| dissipated = November 11, 2019
}}{{Infobox weather event/IMD
| winds = 75
| pressure = 976
}}{{Infobox weather event/JTWC
| winds = 105
| pressure = 955
| pressure-prefix = ~
}}{{Infobox weather event/Effects
| year = 2019
| deaths = 43 total
| damage = 3537000000
| affected = [[Vietnam]], [[Laos]], [[Cambodia]], [[Thailand]], [[Myanmar]], [[Andaman and Nicobar Islands]], [[Eastern India]], [[Bangladesh]]
}}{{Infobox weather event/Footer
| season = [[2019 Pacific typhoon season|2019 Pacific typhoon]]<br>and [[2019 North Indian Ocean cyclone season|North Indian Ocean cyclone seasons]]
}}

Cyclone Matmo–Bulbul
Meteorological history
Cyclone Bulbul near peak intensity, just before landfall in West Bengal on November 9
as Severe Tropical Storm Matmo
Formed	October 28, 2019
Dissipated	October 31, 2019
Severe tropical storm
10-minute sustained (JMA)
Highest winds	95 km/h (60 mph)
Lowest pressure	992 hPa (mbar); 29.29 inHg
Meteorological history
as Very Severe Cyclonic Storm Bulbul
Formed	November 5, 2019
Dissipated	November 11, 2019
Very severe cyclonic storm
3-minute sustained (IMD)
Highest winds	140 km/h (85 mph)
Lowest pressure	976 hPa (mbar); 28.82 inHg
Category 3-equivalent tropical cyclone
1-minute sustained (SSHWS/JTWC)
Highest winds	195 km/h (120 mph)
Lowest pressure	~955 hPa (mbar); ~28.20 inHg
Overall effects
Fatalities	43 total
Damage	$3.54 billion (2019 USD)
Areas affected	Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, Myanmar, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Eastern India, Bangladesh
Part of the 2019 Pacific typhoon and North Indian Ocean cyclone seasons

Subpages

Sub-templates which start with a lowercase character are meta-templates, whereas templates which start with capital characters are expected to be used directly. Note that this list also includes miscellaneous template files (such as styles.css).

Tracking categories

TemplateData

Header for the infobox for weather events, storms, tropical cyclones, nor'easters, tornadoes, tornado outbreaks, winter storms, and any other meteorological event.

Template parameters[Edit template data]
This template prefers block formatting of parameters.
Parameter		Description	Type	Status
Name	`name`	Name of the event. The article title is used by default.	String	optional
Child display?	`child`	Whether this is a child box or not. Use `yes`, unless you're using this box standalone. Default yes Example yes	Boolean	optional
Body style	`bodystyle`	Custom CSS for the box	String	optional
Image	`image`	Image of the event. If this is a tropical cyclone, consult the WikiProject Tropical cyclones style guide for proper image selection.	File	suggested
Image width	`width` `image-width` `image-size`	Width of the image. When possible, use 'image-upright' instead for accessibility support.	String	optional
Image scale/upright	`image-upright`	The sizing scale of the image. '1.0' is the user's selected default image size. '2.0' is twice the user's selected default image size.	Number	optional
Alternate text	`alt`	Alternate text for the image.	String	suggested
Caption	`caption`	Caption for the image.	Content	suggested
Track map	`track`	Track map of the event. This will be overridden by the forecast map, if one was provided.	File	suggested
Track map size	`track-width` `track-size`	Width of the track map. When possible, use 'track-upright' instead for accessibility support.	String	optional
Track map scale/upright	`track-upright`	The sizing scale of the track map. '1.0' is the user's selected default image size. '2.0' is twice the user's selected default image size.	Number	optional
Track map alternate text	`track-alt`	Alternate text for the track map.	String	optional
Track map caption	`track-caption`	Caption for the track map.	Content	optional
Forecast map	`forecast`	Forecast map of the event. This will override the track map, if one was provided.	File	suggested
Forecast map size	`forecast-width` `forecast-size`	Width of the forecast map. When possible, use 'forecast-upright' instead for accessibility support.	String	optional
Forecast map scale/upright	`forecast-upright`	The sizing scale of the forecast map. '1.0' is the user's selected default image size. '2.0' is twice the user's selected default image size.	Number	optional
Forecast map alternate text	`forecast-alt`	Alternate text for the forecast map.	String	optional
Forecast map caption	`forecast-caption`	Caption for the forecast map.	Content	optional
Location	`location` `place`	Location where the event occurred. Wikilink, if applicable.	Content	optional
Coordinates	`coordinates`	Coordinates of the event. Use 'lat' and 'lon' instead, when applicable. Do not confuse with current coordinates; those must be in a /Current subbox. Supply this value using {{coord}}.	Content	optional
Cause	`cause`	Cause of the event.	Content	optional
No history?	`no-history`	Disables the meteorological history for this infobox.	Boolean	optional
Name	`as`	Name of the event during the first stage of its existence.	Content	suggested
Name italics?	`name-italics`	Set to "off" to disable name italics. Suggested values `off`	String	optional
Duration	`duration`	The event's duration of existence.	Content	optional
Date	`date`	The day that the event occurred. Used for single-day events, such as floods and single tornadoes. When possible, use {{start date}}.	Content	suggested
Formed	`formed`	The day that the storm formed. When possible, use {{start date}}.	Content	suggested
Renamed	`renamed`	The day that the storm was renamed. Use this for storms where the responsible agency is the same (Atlantic–Pacific crossover hurricanes). When possible, use {{start date}}.	Content	suggested
Crossed over	`crossed-over` `crossed`	The day that the storm crossed over to another basin (and thus, received a new name). For storms where the responsible agency is the same (Atlantic–Pacific crossover hurricanes), use "Renamed" instead. When possible, use {{start date}}.	Content	suggested
Exited land	`exited` `exited-land`	The day that the storm exited land.	Content	optional
Subtropical	`subtropical`	The day that the tropical cyclone became subtropical. For the transition of extratropical cyclones to tropical cyclones, see "formed".	Date	suggested
Remnant low	`remnant low` `remnant` `low` `remnant-low`	The day on which the storm transitioned into a remnant low.	Content	optional
Post-tropical	`post-tropical`	The day that the tropical cyclone became post-tropical.	Content	optional
Extratropical	`extratropical`	The day that the tropical cyclone became extratropical.	Content	optional
Extratropical label	`extratropical-label`	The label for the 'extratropical' parameter, if one should be used.	Content	optional
Dissipated	`dissipated`	The day that the storm dissipated. When possible, use {{end date}}.	Content	suggested
Content	`1`	Content of the box. May be child boxes. This will enable the footer, so more subboxes cannot be added afterwards.	Content	optional
Footer?	`footer`	Set to 'true' to include a footer. This will prevent further subboxes from being added.	Boolean	optional

The above documentation is transcluded from Template:Infobox weather event/doc.
Editors can experiment in this template's sandbox and testcases pages.
Add categories to the /doc subpage. Subpages of this template.

Main parameter	Caption	Alternative text	Upright (scaling)	Width
`\|image=`	`\|caption=`	`\|alt=`	`\|image-upright=`	`\|image-width=`
`\|track=`	`\|track-caption=`	`\|track-alt=`	`\|track-upright=`	`\|track-width=`
`\|forecast=`	`\|forecast-caption=`	`\|forecast-alt=`	`\|forecast-upright=`	`\|forecast-width=`