weather APKs for Android

Windy.com - Weather Forecast is a visual weather app for travelers, outdoor workers, pilots, sailors, and anyone who wants to read changing conditions on a map. Open the animated map to compare wind, rain, temperature, pressure, waves, and other layers, then move through the forecast timeline to see how conditions may develop. Point forecasts, radar and satellite views, weather stations, webcams, and activity-focused locations add practical context. Custom units and saved places make repeated checks easier, whether you are planning a trip, watching a storm, or preparing for an outdoor session.

WeatherBug: Weather Forecast is a weather app for checking local conditions, planning outdoor time, and staying aware of changing storms. It brings current observations, hourly details, and a 10-day forecast together with interactive radar layers for temperature, precipitation, wind, lightning, air quality, pollen, and severe-weather risk. Users can search for a city or U.S. ZIP Code, save locations, and choose units that fit their region. Alerts for lightning, rain, storms, pollen, and hurricanes help users make practical decisions before conditions change.

Ventusky: Weather Forecast is a visual weather app for people who want more than a single daily temperature. Explore a live map for a chosen city, then move through the timeline to compare temperature, wind, precipitation, pressure, radar, and other layers. The app combines forecasts from multiple models with storm tracking, webcams, customizable notifications, and location-focused charts. Unit controls and a clear map interface make it useful for everyday planning, travel, outdoor exercise, and closer weather analysis when conditions are changing quickly.

RadarScope is a weather radar visualization app for meteorologists, storm spotters, public-safety teams, and weather enthusiasts. It presents native radar imagery on a dark map so you can follow precipitation structure, compare nearby radar sites, and watch recent scans move through a loop. Site labels, color scales, warning layers, and map tools make the display useful when a storm is developing or when you are checking conditions around a route or neighborhood. Optional Pro features add deeper products and a dual-pane view, giving experienced users more ways to study changing weather.

OpenWeather is a minimalist weather app for people who want a quick, readable view of current conditions and the forecast for a chosen city. Search for a place or use the current-location shortcut, then check temperature, feels-like readings, wind, humidity, pressure, visibility, UV index, and dew point in one screen. Hourly and multi-day rows add timing context for commutes, walks, runs, and trips, while dark mode and unit controls keep the display comfortable. It turns detailed meteorological data into a practical daily planning tool.

MyRadar Weather Radar is a mobile weather app for people who want a quick visual read on conditions around them and farther afield. It centers an animated radar map on your location, then lets you explore rain movement, forecasts, and environmental layers such as wind, fronts, hurricanes, earthquakes, aviation, and wildfires. Severe-weather and hyper-local rain alerts help turn the map into a practical early-warning tool. Custom map styles, smooth zooming, and optional premium radar and hurricane views make it useful for daily planning, travel, and storm watching.

Foreca Weather & Radar is a customizable weather app for people who want a clear view of changing conditions before work, travel, outdoor plans, or everyday errands. It combines current temperature and “feels like” readings with precipitation, wind, humidity, UV, sunrise, and other local details. Daily and hourly tabs extend the view into multi-day forecasts, while animated maps and meteograms help users follow rain, temperature, and wind patterns. Location search and adjustable weather views make it easier to keep practical forecasts close at hand.

BBC Weather is an Android forecast app for planning commutes, trips, and everyday activities around changing conditions. It provides clear views for locations around the world, with at-a-glance information and hourly forecasts for supported areas. You can check the chance of rain, hail, or snow, compare the feels-like temperature, and keep an eye on personalised weather warnings. Sharing tools make a forecast easy to pass on, while text-to-speech accessibility and a location-aware widget help you stay informed in the way that suits your routine.

AccuWeather is a weather forecasting app for people who want timely local conditions before commuting, traveling, exercising, or planning outdoor work. It combines current temperature and RealFeel readings with MinuteCast precipitation timing, hourly outlooks, multi-day forecasts, severe-weather warnings, and radar maps. Location-based forecasts can follow the user's area, while customizable units, light or dark display modes, and alternate MinuteCast views make the dashboard easier to read. The result is a practical way to compare immediate rain risk, changing temperatures, and longer-range conditions from one Android app.

WeatherFront is a weather-monitoring app for Android that brings radar, satellite imagery, forecast models, observations, warnings, and map tools into one workspace. Meteorologists, storm chasers, emergency managers, pilots, and weather enthusiasts can pan across weather maps, switch radar products, compare layers, and follow developing hazards. The interface combines national radar, rain/mix/snow intensity, lightning and storm-report overlays, model and outlook views, and detailed basemaps, with loops, dual-pane comparison, and offline mapping available across the toolkit. It turns complex weather data into a practical field reference.

What The Forecast is a weather app that turns a quick location check into a more conversational daily check-in. It combines current conditions with humorous weather phrases, temperature ranges, precipitation, humidity, wind, pressure, UV, and visibility details so you can decide what to wear or plan next. Daily and hourly views extend the picture beyond the current moment, while alerts and health or outdoor indices add context for changing conditions. Custom units, backgrounds, thresholds, text-to-speech, and sharing options make the forecast easier to read in the style and format that suits you.

My Aurora Forecast is a weather and skywatching app for people planning to see the Northern Lights. It turns the current KP index, local viewing probability, cloud coverage, and aurora maps into a practical way to judge when a trip outside may be worthwhile. Users can follow activity alerts, solar-wind readings, sun imagery, live webcams, and favorable viewing locations from the same dark-themed interface. Tour suggestions for destinations such as Iceland, Alaska, and Canada add travel context. The result is a clear planning companion for both first-time observers and experienced aurora chasers.

Weather Kitty - App & Widget is a playful weather app that pairs local forecasts with changing cat imagery. You can choose a city or let GPS find your location, then check current conditions, hourly outlooks, a 10-day forecast, precipitation, and animated radar. The app adds a lighter visual layer through themed kitten collections, including photography and animated art styles. Sharing a kitten forecast with friends makes routine weather checks feel more personal, while detailed readings help you plan the day with a little more cheer.

Weather Report is an Android weather forecasting app that combines local forecasts with National Weather Service data and severe-weather information. It helps you check current conditions, hourly details, a seven-day outlook, air quality, UV index, wind, visibility, and pressure in one place. You can switch between favorite U.S. locations, read forecast discussions, review national outlook graphics, and use map-based radar to follow precipitation. Unit controls cover temperature, wind speed, and pressure, while alerts and widgets help keep important changes visible throughout the day.

FishWeather is a marine weather app for anglers, boaters, and anyone planning time on the water. It helps you search for a city, beach, postal code, or latitude and longitude, then review local wind and weather conditions around a chosen fishing area. Forecast views can bring together wind flow, radar, marine forecasts, tides, waves, water temperature, and other time-sensitive details, while favorite stations make regular spots easier to revisit. Location tools, alerts, maps, and optional professional forecasts give users a practical way to compare conditions before heading out.

Thermometer is an Android weather and temperature app for checking the conditions around your home, office, or current location. It estimates indoor temperature from phone sensor data, then pairs an outside reading with feels-like temperature, humidity, and wind speed. Weather tools add forecasts and daily context such as air pressure, sunrise, and sunset, while unit choices make Celsius, Fahrenheit, or Kelvin easy to use. A widget and temperature log can keep useful readings close at hand, helping you compare your surroundings and plan the day with more context.

DeerCast is a whitetail hunting app that combines weather-based deer movement forecasts with hunting maps and tracking guidance. Hunters can choose a location, review hour-by-hour conditions, and compare details such as temperature, wind, precipitation, moon information, and predicted movement periods when planning a trip. Its map area helps organize hunting locations, while DeerCast Track uses an anatomical deer model to connect a selected impact point with practical recovery advice. Articles, videos, and account settings add useful context for hunters who want a more organized way to prepare, decide when to go, and follow up in the field.

Buoyweather - Marine Weather is a marine forecasting app for boaters, anglers, sailors, and anyone planning time offshore. Choose a point on the water to review wind, wave, tide, and broader marine conditions around that location. Forecast views help you compare near-term and extended outlooks before a trip, while saved favorites keep regular spots within quick reach. Account and Premium options can extend the forecast horizon and support recurring planning. The result is a focused way to check marine conditions before leaving shore, selecting a weather window, or adjusting an on-water itinerary.

RainDrop is a weather and virtual rain-gauge app for checking precipitation at specific places across the United States. Farmers, gardeners, contractors, and outdoor planners can add locations, review current rainfall totals, and look back through daily or hourly history without relying on a physical gauge at every property. Forecast views, average comparisons, heat-map visualizations, muddy-ground estimates, and rain alerts help turn raw precipitation data into practical decisions. A simple location-first workflow also suits homeowners, trail users, and anyone who wants a quick read on recent rain.

SpaceWeatherLive is a space-weather and aurora monitoring app for anyone who wants to understand solar activity and plan a better night under the sky. Check current auroral conditions, Kp levels, solar-wind readings, and flare alerts from one Android dashboard. Switch between auroral and solar activity views, open explanations for technical indicators, and browse reports or historical records when you want more context. Configurable push notifications can highlight storms and other events, while dark mode keeps charts comfortable during field use. It turns complex Sun-to-Earth data into practical information for observers, photographers, radio hobbyists, and curious learners.

First Alert is WMBF's local weather app for checking current conditions, forecasts, radar, and severe-weather information on Android. It helps residents, commuters, travelers, and outdoor planners follow a chosen place or use location-aware updates for where they are. The home view combines temperature, feels-like readings, humidity, wind, sunrise, and a Live Radar panel, while Hourly and Daily tabs make changing conditions easier to scan. Weather alerts and optional notifications add an extra layer for storms and other hazards. It is a practical way to plan ordinary days and respond to fast-moving weather.

Air Matters is a weather and air-quality app for people who want a clearer picture of the conditions around them before heading outside. It combines real-time AQI readings from nearby monitoring stations with pollen levels, forecasts, pollutant details, and practical protection advice. Add cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, New York, or Paris to compare conditions in one scrolling view, then use alerts to keep watch as pollution changes. Support for Philips Smart Air Purifiers and Laser Egg monitors extends the app to indoor readings and connected-device control.

WITN Weather is a local forecast app for people who want a quick view of conditions in the WITN viewing region. It brings current temperature, feels-like readings, humidity, wind, sunset information, and weather alerts together on a visual home screen. You can switch to hourly and daily timelines to compare rain chances, temperatures, storm periods, sunrise and sunset, moon phase, and UV levels. Location awareness helps personalize forecasts, while radar and station content add context for planning commutes, outdoor work, and changing severe-weather conditions.

Hail Recon is a storm-reconnaissance app for roofing contractors, public adjusters, storm spotters, and crews. It places radar-based hail swaths on a map so you can compare storm impact with your current position or a selected address. Historical event dates, calendar browsing, map layers, address markers, damage notes, driving directions, and hail impact reports support a workflow from finding a storm to planning a visit. Push alerts can flag new reports, while the bright map interface keeps the key location and date controls close at hand. It is most useful when scouting hail damage rather than checking everyday forecasts.