Two Degrees Weather

Two Degrees shows the weather in Fahrenheit and Celsius at the same time, so you never have to convert again. Pick which unit is large; the other is always right beside it. YOUR CITIES • Swipe between up to 20 cities, each on its own sky • Use My Location to add the weather where you are (optional; you can say no) • Search any place in the world, reorder, and swipe a city away THE FORECAST • Right now: temperature in °F and °C, condition, and today's high and low in both units • The next 24 hours, with rain chances and a one-line summary ("Rain likely around 5 PM") • Rain in the next two hours, and a rain map with live radar • A 10-day forecast on one shared scale; tap a day for its hours, rain and wind • Feels like, humidity and dew point, wind and gusts, UV, visibility, cloud cover and the moon • Air quality and pollen, and how today compares with the usual and the records • How colourful the next sunrise and sunset are likely to be SEVERE WEATHER • Warnings, watches and advisories from the US National Weather Service, most serious first • Optional notifications for new alerts and rain starting soon (off unless you turn them on) WIDGETS • Small, medium and large Home Screen widgets • Lock Screen widgets: a line above the clock, a circle, and a rectangle • Use your Two Degrees cities, or give each widget a city of its own MADE TO BE READ • Follows your iPhone's text size, with its own size and font options too • Full VoiceOver support: every reading is spoken in both units PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, no ads, no tracking. Your cities stay on your iPhone. Only their locations are sent to get the weather; if you use My Location, it's rounded to about a kilometre first. Made by Bradley Cowdrey. Weather data by Open-Meteo.com, alerts from the US National Weather Service, radar from RainViewer, maps from OpenFreeMap. Also on the Mac, with the weather in your menu bar and Dock: bradcowdrey.com/two-degrees