My dream is for the Weawow project to continue for another 200 years, until we reach Type 1 on the Kardashev scale.
Because at the current level of human civilization, it is not possible to make 100% accurate weather forecasts, I believe that it is necessary to compare and consider many data sources.
But in 200 years there will be no more weather FORECASTS services, but 100% accurate weather PLANNING services.

Is this satire? I can’t tell anymore…

If so, hilarious.

If not, my friend chaos theory would like a chat.

Nice! This looks so cool, I love their visualisations so far. This might even rival my love for windy com

Check out the settings. You can pick exactly what you want for each section. Love the options.

The one thing that drives me nuts about it is the location name. It just looks wrong to me to show only the city name without the state abbreviation - especially after a full street address.

Discovered it from your comment, immediately fell in love and donated. Thank you! :)

If you want a similar open source option for Android (without the globe map), Breezy weather is great. It’s on fdroid and you can also get it through obtainium. You can choose the weather source.

It doesn’t have WeaWow’s extensive widget options, nor does it seem to be able to just follow you around wherever you are and get the current conditions for that spot - you have to add locations to a list. My job has me going all over the place, so that’s not in the least convenient.

There are around 20 customizable widgets and you absolutely can use GPS location weather.

Hells yeah, appreciate the tip

SpotWX is what I use for accurate weather and the ability to quickly check several different models. I learned about it in my avalanche course and it’s been great albeit with a subpar UI

By models are you referring to the weather source? WeaWow let’s you pick from multiple sources, though I don’t know if it’s comparable.

Have you tried Windy.com? It’s my website of choice for making weather-based plans.
They use Mapy and OSM maps.

I might have to try it again. A while back I did try a windy app, but it wasn’t great. Might have been an older version on last phone with older OS or a fake windy.

I’ve always used ventusky.com for a weather map like that, but I can’t speak to its accuracy. It’s just fun to look at.

For those wondering, yes; there is an iOS app.

no ads, no tracking

Never hit the download button so fast in my life