Weather Gnome: Cozy Forecast

Weather Gnome: Cozy Forecast

Cute storybook sky companion

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  • Released
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  • July 13, 2026
  • July 25, 2026

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Every forecast deserves a gnome. Weather Gnome tells you the weather the way a storybook would: a hand-painted watercolor gnome greets you in every city, dressed for the sky outside — reading by candlelight on cloudy nights, sipping tea in the London rain, stargazing when the stars are out. A SKY THAT'S ALIVE Rain streaks past, snow drifts, stars twinkle, and fireflies wander the night. At sunrise and sunset, the whole sky turns to golden hour. THE GNOME ALBUM Every gnome you see is "befriended" and added to your collection — 124 to discover across weather, seasons, day and night… and a few that only appear in special places around the world. Can you find them all? REAL WEATHER, TOLD GENTLY Current conditions, feels-like, hourly and 7-day forecasts, wind, humidity, and precipitation — accurate to each city's own clock and timezone, with sunrise whispers like "The sun returns in 3h 23m." SHARE THE MAGIC Send today's gnome to a friend as a beautiful storybook card. • Up to 10 cities, with a "Surprise Me" button for wanderers • °F / °C, chosen automatically for your region • Gentle by design: calm animations, full Reduce Motion support • No accounts. No ads. No tracking. Your location is used only to fetch your local forecast. Weather data by Open-Meteo. Crafted in the depths of the enchanted forest.
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What's New in Weather Gnome

2.1.2

July 25, 2026

The widget gnome learns to tell time by the sun. • The Home Screen widget now stays loyal to YOUR city — it no longer wanders off to whichever city you last peeked at in the app. • The widget scene follows the actual sun: daytime art and skies by day, night scenes after sunset — flipping right at the sunrise and sunset boundary, even if you haven't opened the app. • First run is smoother: the app waits properly for your location before revealing your town. • A little mushroom now greets you on the launch screen, and the status bar stays readable in every light. Sleep well, and mind the mushrooms.

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