Visual weather app features

The forecast as a timeline, not a pile of cards.

Meteogram Charts is designed around one simple idea: the hourly forecast makes more sense when the important weather signals share the same visual time axis.

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What the visual forecast shows

The chart is built for a fast first read and deeper inspection when you need it.

Temperature

Follow temperature and feels-like conditions across the hours so you can see the day warm up, cool down, or stay steady.

Rain, snow, and clouds

See precipitation probability, rain or snow, and cloud cover in the same context as the rest of the forecast.

Sunshine and daylight

Use sunshine and daylight information to understand when the sky is likely to brighten or conditions may change.

Detail without losing the big picture

Interactive hourly scrubbing

Move through the timeline to inspect an individual hour instead of navigating through separate forecast screens.

Wind and atmosphere

Explore wind direction, speed, gusts, humidity, UV, and other key metrics when the quick visual read is not enough.

Current conditions

Start with the weather now, then look ahead through the day using the same visual language.

Why a chart can be easier to understand

A conventional forecast may tell you that rain is likely at 4 PM and wind increases at 6 PM. A timeline helps you see those events in relation to temperature, clouds, and sunshine. That is the difference Meteogram is designed to make: less assembling the forecast in your head, more seeing the pattern directly.

Forecast data and platform

Meteogram Charts uses Apple WeatherKit for forecast data and is currently designed for iPhone. It is free to download, with optional in-app purchases.

See the forecast differently.

Download Meteogram Charts and decide whether a visual hourly timeline fits the way you plan your day.

Download on the App Store