weather APKs for Android · Page 2

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.

WillyWeather is an Australian weather app for people who need more than a single temperature reading before a commute, coastal trip, fishing session, or outdoor plan. It brings together location-specific forecasts with Bureau of Meteorology radar and satellite views, then adds tide, swell, wind, rainfall, UV, moon, and sunrise information. Users can compare conditions on interactive maps and read graphs that make changing marine or weather patterns easier to understand. Focused location coverage helps turn a broad forecast into practical local context for everyday decisions.

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.

WeatherWise is an Android weather app that brings current conditions, forecasts, location-based views, maps, alerts, and planning tools into a colourful dashboard. The captured interface shows multiple weather screens for checking local conditions and moving between weather-focused views. It can suit people planning a commute, travel, outdoor work, or daily activities that depend on the forecast. Location and notification support provide the system access commonly used for timely local weather information, while the app also includes map and forecast-oriented tools for looking beyond the immediate conditions.

WAVE Radar is a local weather app built for Louisville-area users who want current conditions, storm warnings, and forecast details in one place. It brings location-aware weather to a clear home screen, then lets users move between hourly outlooks, daily forecasts, interactive radar, and traffic-related information from a persistent navigation bar. Forecast cards combine temperature, rain chances, wind, sunrise and sunset times, UV details, and written guidance from the WAVE Storm Tracking Team. Custom locations and alert options help users follow changing conditions before commuting, planning outdoor time, or preparing for severe weather.

Alabama Weather Network is a regional weather app built for people who need Alabama-focused forecasts, radar, and severe-weather coverage in one place. Users can check current conditions, hourly and daily outlooks, follow storms on interactive radar, and receive alerts tied to their location. The app also brings in live coverage, video forecasts, camera views, Weathercast segments, and community stories from across the state. A menu keeps forecasts, alerts, Skywatcher content, photo submissions, and other AWN resources within easy reach, making it useful for everyday planning and fast-changing weather.

13abc Weather is a local forecast and severe-weather app built for Toledo-area residents and anyone following conditions across northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan. It brings current temperature, detailed hourly and daily outlooks, interactive radar, and station forecast updates into one mobile dashboard. Users can check rain chances, wind, humidity, sunrise times, and future storm movement, then save locations or use GPS for nearby conditions. Optional alerts from the National Weather Service help users monitor changing weather while planning commutes, workdays, school activities, and weekends.

KLTV First Alert Weather is a local weather app built for people in East Texas who want current conditions and storm information close at hand. It combines temperature, humidity, wind, dew point, and local advisories with hourly and daily forecasts for everyday planning. An interactive radar adds past and future views, while location tools make it easier to follow weather around Tyler and other saved places. Station updates, National Weather Service alerts, and optional notifications help users watch changing conditions without moving between several forecast services.

KWTX Weather is a local forecasting app built for people who need timely Central Texas conditions and storm information on Android. It brings current readings, hourly and daily outlooks, station weather coverage, and high-resolution radar into one mobile dashboard. Users can follow future radar, review satellite cloud imagery, save favorite places, or let GPS focus reports on their location. Optional notifications and National Weather Service alerts help residents prepare for changing conditions, while KWTX updates add familiar local context for everyday plans and severe-weather decisions.

KXII Weather is a local forecasting app for people across Texoma who want current conditions and storm information in one place. It combines temperature, humidity, wind, sunrise data, and hourly or multi-day outlooks for everyday planning. Users can move from the forecast screens to an interactive radar with past and future views, cloud layers, and map controls. Saved locations and GPS-aware updates make it practical for monitoring home, work, or travel areas. Optional alerts add timely notice when severe weather approaches.

WDAM Weather is a local forecast and severe-weather companion for Android users in the Pine Belt and anyone tracking conditions around Hattiesburg, Mississippi. It combines current conditions with hourly and daily forecasts, a storm radar, future radar views, and station weather video in one mobile dashboard. The home screen surfaces temperature, feels-like readings, humidity, wind, sunrise, and other practical details, while saved locations and GPS help keep forecasts relevant. Push alerts and layered map tools make it easier to plan ordinary days and respond to changing weather.

WIBW Weather is a local forecast app built for people in Topeka and across Northeast Kansas who want station-specific conditions and storm guidance on Android. The home screen combines current temperature, feels-like readings, humidity, wind, sunrise details, and recent forecast videos in one scroll. Hourly and daily views help users plan the next few hours or the coming week, while the interactive radar provides precipitation and future-weather layers. Saved locations, GPS-based conditions, and opt-in severe weather alerts make it useful for routine planning and fast-changing Kansas weather.

WBBJ Weather is a local forecasting app for people in Jackson and across West Tennessee who want station weather information on Android. It brings current conditions, hourly and daily outlooks, and WBBJ forecast videos into one mobile dashboard. Users can follow storms on interactive radar, compare past and future radar movement, and save locations they check regularly. GPS-based awareness and optional severe-weather notifications help connect forecasts to the places that matter. The app is most useful for planning commutes, outdoor work, school days, and fast-changing weather.

Surf Captain is a surf-weather forecasting app for surfers who want to plan sessions around changing ocean and coastal conditions. It organizes regional forecasts across the United States, Canada, Central America, and the Caribbean, with wave height, wind, tide, temperature, and condition guidance in a straightforward mobile layout. Users can search areas, browse nearby forecasts, save favorite locations, and switch to interactive charts for a wider view of wind and wave movement. Accounts support saved locations and alerts, while forecast display units can be adjusted. The result is a practical planning companion for choosing when and where to paddle out.

KELO Wx is a regional weather app for checking current conditions, hourly outlooks, daily forecasts, and storm activity from one Android dashboard. It combines location-based weather data with interactive radar, severe-weather alerts, live camera access, and KELOLAND forecast videos. Users can save locations, switch display units, review detailed readings such as humidity and pressure, and follow local weather news. A photo-submission tool also lets residents share images of severe weather or storm damage, making the app useful for both daily planning and fast-changing conditions.

WZZM 13 Weather is a local forecasting app for people who want West Michigan conditions, radar, and severe-weather information in one place. Users can check current temperature and humidity, move between past and future radar views, and compare hourly or multi-day outlooks for Grand Rapids and saved locations. The app also presents precipitation chances, wind details, sunrise and moon information, plus access to National Weather Service alerts and optional notifications. Its location-aware tools and station-specific coverage make it practical for commuting, outdoor plans, and fast storm checks.

WSFA First Alert Weather is a local weather app for people in Montgomery and the River Region who want forecasts, radar, and station updates in one place. It brings current conditions, hourly and daily outlooks, severe-weather advisories, and video reports into a dashboard built for quick checks throughout the day. Interactive radar layers help users follow precipitation and compare recent movement with future projections, while saved locations and GPS-based awareness make it easier to monitor more than one area. The result is a practical companion for planning routines and watching changing Alabama weather.

WWBT First Alert Weather is a local forecasting app built for people in Richmond and surrounding communities who want quick access to changing conditions. It brings current temperatures, local weather video, hourly and daily outlooks, radar, and traffic into one mobile dashboard. Users can follow their exact location or browse saved places, review rain chances and storm timing, and watch how severe weather may move across the region. Opt-in alerts and location-aware forecasts help turn station coverage into practical information for commuting, outdoor plans, and fast decisions during unsettled weather.

WDBJ7 Weather & Traffic is a local forecast app for people planning travel, work, school, and outdoor time around changing conditions in southwest Virginia. It combines current temperature, feels-like readings, humidity, wind, hourly outlooks, and a 10-day forecast with interactive radar and FutureView storm tracking. Users can follow their location, save other places, and choose alerts for severe weather, precipitation, and lightning. Video forecasts, live severe-weather coverage, closings, and traffic or weather cameras keep local information close at hand when plans depend on the forecast.