weeWX
WeeWX is a free, open source, software program written in Python, which interacts with your weather station to produce graphs, reports, and HTML pages. It can optionally publish to weather sites or web servers.
Bura transforms and visualizes weather data from Open-Meteo.com to give you essential weather information at a glance, while allowing you to dive deeper with graphs.Other features include:Works offlineUses mobile data sparinglyDoes not require an API keyDoes not access your locationMaterial Design 3 / Material YouDark and light themeCustomizable measurement units
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Met Office
As the UK’s national meteorological service, the Met Office provides the most accurate and reliable weather forecasts on TV and radio, in print, and online. Now, you can get our forecasts wherever you go with the Met Office iPhone application.
Met Office
As the UK’s national meteorological service, the Met Office provides the most accurate and reliable weather forecasts on TV and radio, in print, and online. Now, you can get our forecasts wherever you go with the Met Office iPhone application.
RadarOmega
Whether life takes you on on the road, on a rooftop or on the golf course, RadarOmega provides you with high quality NEXRAD/TDWR radar data to keep you alert to rapidly changing weather conditions faster than most conventional weather applications on the market.
Weather Spark
Beautiful weather graphs and maps making in-depth weather information easily accessible. Weatherspark prides itself on its attractive graphs, maps, and charts, and they definitely deliver on that front.
AWIPS
AWIPS (Advanced Weather Interactive Processing System) is a meteorological display and analysis package originally developed by the National Weather Service and Raytheon.
wX
wX is a free, no-ads, and open-source ( GNU GPLv3 ) advanced weather application that is geared towards storm chasers, meteorologists, and weather enthusiasts.
wxqt
wxqt is an efficient and configurable method to access weather content from the NWS, NSSL WRF, and blitzortung.org.