FlipCast vs Spoon Weather

Your local weather, straight from the source. FlipCast makes it easy to explore National Weather Service forecasts in a clean, swipeable interface. From everyday conditions to the next winter storm, get detailed forecasts directly from the NWS office serving your area. SWIPE THROUGH YOUR FORECAST Move through daytime and nighttime forecasts to see temperatures, precipitation chances, and detailed descriptions of what’s ahead. GO DEEPER WITH FORECAST DISCUSSIONS Read the reasoning behind the forecast with discussions written by NWS meteorologists, right inside the app. Ideal for weather enthusiasts and anyone who wants more than a weather icon. EXCLUSIVELY NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DATA FlipCast delivers NWS forecast text without AI-generated summaries or rewrites. FIND YOUR LOCAL WEATHER Use your current location or search for a location within the United States. Designed for iPhone and iPad. Location access is optional and is used to find forecasts for your current location. Forecast coverage is intended for locations within the United States. FlipCast is not affiliated with or endorsed by NOAA or the National Weather Service. Use of NOAA/NWS names and emblems does not imply endorsement.

For everyone whose favorite people aren’t all in the same place. I made Spoon Weather to make it a little easier to keep up with life elsewhere. See the weather and local time where your family and friends live - whether you’re planning a call, checking if they’re awake, or just wondering what kind of day they’re having. And if you think in Celsius while they talk in Fahrenheit, both are right there, side by side. No conversions needed. Here's all you get: • Current weather for your location • Favorite cities from around the world • Local time for every city • Hourly forecasts and a 10-day outlook • Important weather alerts for each location • Sunrise, sunset, and moon details • Wind, humidity, visibility, cloud cover, and UV information • Beautiful backgrounds gradients that change with the weather and time of day • The option to show both Celsius and/or Fahrenheit when you want to • Prioritized feature requests since I'm a small solo app developer There are no accounts, ads, subscriptions. Location access is optional. Oh and why Spoon? No reason, other than it is my dog's name. She's cute and is scared of thunderstorms - same tbh. Weather data provided by Apple Weather.