FlatWeather

FlatWeather tells you how today feels next to yesterday and tomorrow: today's feels-like temperature in one big number, and how many degrees warmer or colder the other two days are at the same hour. Plus an hour-by-hour chart and a home-screen weather widget. Yesterday. Today. Tomorrow. Most weather apps give you a week of numbers. FlatWeather gives you the comparison you make anyway: is it warmer or colder than yesterday, and what about tomorrow? If yesterday felt fine in a light jacket and today shows 0°, you already know what to wear. AT A GLANCE • Today, feels like: the temperature it actually feels like outside, with wind and humidity taken into account. • Yesterday and tomorrow as a difference: +3° warmer, −2° colder or 0° the same, always compared at the same hour of the day. • Small hand-drawn weather pictures for sun, clouds, fog, drizzle, rain, snow, storms and clear nights. HOUR BY HOUR • Compare the same local hour across three days: pick 07:00 and see yesterday, today and tomorrow side by side. • A chart of all three days, with feels-like or actual temperature. • Chance of rain, rain in millimetres and wind speed for the hour you pick. ON YOUR HOME SCREEN • A weather widget with yesterday, today and tomorrow, in the same theme and units as the app. Tap it to open the hours. YOUR WAY • Two looks: Weather Doodle, hand-drawn on notebook paper, and Flat Day, clean and bright. • Celsius or Fahrenheit. • Search any city by name. FlatWeather remembers your city, theme and units. Good to know: the weather comes from Open-Meteo. Today and tomorrow are forecasts; yesterday is modelled history, not a weather-station reading. Differences are rounded to whole degrees. Private by design: no account and no location permission. You type the city; only that search and the chosen city's coordinates are sent to Open-Meteo to get the weather. Your settings stay on your phone. Free, with a small banner and at most one full-screen ad per visit, after a minute of use. Pay once to remove ads. with ♥ by justdataplease.com

First release. FlatWeather shows how today feels next to yesterday and tomorrow, with an hour-by-hour chart, two looks and a home-screen widget.