How to Create Real-Time Weather Visuals Using Nano Banana Pro: Full List of Prompts

A new social media trend is rapidly gaining popularity, with users showcasing real-time weather visuals of their city generated using Nano Banana Pro. Google’s latest image-generation model, launched last month, has already earned a reputation for its highly accurate visuals, advanced text rendering, and seamless integration with Google Search. Now, creators are using it to build aesthetic, 3D-style weather snapshots that look straight out of premium weather apps.

If you want to join the trend, here are the top prompts users are using to generate real-time, hyper-detailed weather visuals.

Why Nano Banana Pro Is Trending

Since its debut, Google Nano Banana Pro has become a go-to tool for generating high-quality images, thanks to its sharp text capabilities, realistic 3D textures, and the ability to pull contextual data from Google Search. Its versatility has made it ideal for creating infographics, posters, and now, city-centric animated weather cards.

Top Prompts to Generate Real-Time Weather Visuals

Prompt 1: Airbnb-Style 3D Isometric City Weather Card

Create a high-fidelity, Airbnb-style 3D isometric miniature of [CITY].

Use a 45° top-down view with soft skeuomorphic ‘claymorphism’ textures — smooth, rounded edges, matte finishes, and tactile PBR materials.

• Feature iconic landmarks. Lighting should be soft, diffused, and studio-quality with gentle ambient occlusion.
• At the top-center, place the city title in local script in large, bold 3D typography.
• Below it, add a glossy 3D weather icon and temperature.
• Use a soft pastel background for a premium, minimalist look.

Prompt 2: Clean Premium Weather-Card Diorama

Create a clean 45° isometric miniature diorama scene of [CITY] styled like a premium weather card.

Use high-fidelity 3D modeling, soft PBR materials, crisp global illumination, and a minimal solid background. Use real-time data.

• Display the location name at the top with modern, bold typography, a weather icon, temperature, and date.
• Add storytelling elements that match the city’s climate — structures, natural elements, and tiny props with soft shadows.
• Keep the scene polished, coherent, and visually satisfying.

Prompt 3: Vertical 9:16 Isometric Cartoon Weather Visual

• Create a 45° top-down vertical (9:16) isometric 3D cartoon city scene.
• Center iconic landmarks with precise, delicate modeling.
• Use soft textures, realistic PBR materials, gentle lighting, and smooth shadows.
• Integrate weather elements seamlessly into the architecture.
• Use a soft minimal background.
• Place the city name above a prominent weather icon; date in small text; temperature in medium-sized text.
• Ensure weather info has no background and can overlap with buildings.
• Use the city’s native language.
• Pull real-time weather data before rendering.

Bonus Prompt for History Lovers

If you want to explore how your city looked across centuries, try this trending historical visual prompt:

“Create an image of [CITY] across the years 1500, 1700, 1900, and 2025.”