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A detailed forecast on your home screen, your lock screen and your wrist — drawn the way you want it. Pick your icons, your colors and your font, and set up the app, the widget and the watch app separately.
Forecasts from MET Norway or OpenWeatherMap — you choose.
One app that covers the glance, the detail and the wrist.
Small, medium and large. Show one location or several, each with its own icon set, color and font.
Put the temperature and conditions where you already look — on the Lock Screen, or on the nightstand in StandBy.
A full watch app with current conditions, an hourly list and a daily forecast — plus complications for your favorite faces.
Read the next 24 hours as a meteogram or as a scrollable list. Set the app, the medium widget and the large widget independently.
Switch between MET Norway and OpenWeatherMap, and keep whichever is more accurate where you are.
The app is available in 13 languages and the forecast text in 23 — with GPS or any fixed location you pick on the map.
Current conditions, hourly temperature curve, precipitation and a five-day outlook, right on the Home Screen.
The detailed forecast shows three hour periods from
OpenWeatherMap, and one or six hours from MET Norway depending on where you are
and how far ahead you look.
Backgrounds shift between light and dark to match day and night for whichever period
you're looking at. Prefer it not to? Turn on high contrast and it stays put.
The white line is temperature; the columns on the top graph are precipitation. The second graph is UV-index for clear sky, this is available only from met.no forecasts.
Touch the graph and a marker appears. Drag left or right and the detail panel at the top follows your finger, showing that exact period instead of the current one — let go and it snaps back to now.
Tap any day in the row underneath to scope the whole graph to that day. Tap it again to return to the next 24 hours.
Double tap the screen to force refresh data
The same forecast as a scrollable list — every period with its symbol, temperature, precipitation and wind, and the current one highlighted.
Tap any row to pin its details to the panel at the top; tap it again to release. Select a day first and the list scopes to that day, exactly like the graph does.
Pick your icons, colors and fonts — set up the app, the widget and the watch app separately, so each one looks right where it lives.
From crisp official symbols to hand-drawn faces to 8-bit pixels — and if your favorite isn't here yet, ask and it may well be next.
Every system font is on the menu. Show or hide units, decimals, wind, precipitation, time reference lines, average and frost temperatures — right down to how many hours the graph covers.
The app, the widget and the watch app each keep their own icon set, colors and font — so a look that works on a bright Home Screen doesn't have to follow you onto a black watch face.
widget weather ships other people's artwork, with thanks. Where a set needed adjusting to sit on a dark background, only the color was changed.
A full watch app — current conditions, an hour-by-hour list and a daily forecast — plus complications that put the temperature on the face you already use.
Neither service wins everywhere. Try both and keep whichever is more accurate where you are — switching takes a moment and changes nothing else.
The Norwegian Meteorological Institute, whose forecasts power yr.no — the joint service from MET Norway and the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (NRK).
It covers more than 900,000 places in Norway and 8.3 million worldwide, built on data from MET Norway and partners including ECMWF and EUMETSAT.
Open weather data for more than 200,000 cities and any geo location, in the spirit of OpenStreetMap and Wikipedia.
They run their own weather model, combining global meteorological broadcast data, regional WRF calculation and real-time readings from more than 40,000 weather stations.
The menus in 13 languages, the forecast text in 23.
English · Chinese (Simplified) · Danish · French · German · Italian · Japanese · Korean · Norwegian · Portuguese · Russian · Spanish · Swedish
English · Arabic · Bulgarian · Catalan · Chinese (Simplified) · Chinese (Traditional) · Croatian · Danish · Dutch · Finnish · French · German · Italian · Japanese · Korean · Norwegian · Polish · Portuguese · Romanian · Russian · Spanish · Swedish · Turkish · Ukrainian
Croatian is available from OpenWeatherMap only. The other 23 come from either service — so it's 24 in total if you use OpenWeatherMap.
Tap any shot to see it full size.
Requests for new features, your native language, or your favorite icon set are all welcome — several of the sets in the app are there because someone asked.
If you review or blog about apps and would like to try widget weather, send a message and a promotional copy can be arranged.
