WebGL Wind

Capable of rendering up to 1 million wind particles at 60 frames per second, ensuring smooth animations for large datasets, as stated in the README.

Leverages WebGL for GPU-accelerated particle physics, enabling efficient visualization of complex wind patterns without taxing the CPU, based on the project's key features.

Provides dynamic, interactive visualizations suitable for meteorological applications, allowing users to explore wind data in real-time, as highlighted in the GitHub description.

Inspired by established projects like Earth and US Wind Map, ensuring the library is based on robust and tested visualization techniques, as credited in the README.