TinyCelsius vs Weather

TinyCelsius keeps current weather small, readable, and always nearby. See Celsius and Fahrenheit together without mental conversion. On Mac, TinyCelsius lives in the menu bar near the clock. On iPhone, it gives you a simple weather view and widgets for the Home Screen and Lock Screen. Use your current location or set a city. TinyCelsius loads live weather, shows the current condition, and lets you choose whether Celsius or Fahrenheit appears first. On Mac, you can keep the menu bar item compact, show or hide the condition icon, and refresh from the panel. On iOS, widgets can show the latest temperature pair and optional refresh time. Features: * Celsius and Fahrenheit side by side * Current location or pinned city * Mac menu bar weather item * iPhone Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets * Weather condition symbol and update time * Unit order, decimal, and compact menu bar controls * Local weather powered by WeatherKit TinyCelsius is intentionally focused: current conditions, quick reading, and no account to manage. All data is on device and using Apple Weather for realtime weather information – we don't have access to your location at any time.

Check the weather before you head out. Weather: Live brings current conditions, an hourly outlook and forecasts for up to ten days into one clear view. Check temperature, feels-like temperature, wind, humidity, precipitation and sunrise or sunset. Explore the details for each day, save places you care about and switch between them quickly. Weather scenes change with the conditions and time of day. Add a small or large home screen widget for a quick look without opening the app. Choose your units and language, and reduce motion if you prefer a calmer experience. Location access is optional: you can search for a place instead. No ads, no account and no tracking. Forecasts and available alerts depend on your location and data providers. Explore the UV index, air pressure and visibility. Weather alerts appear when available for your location. Up to ten days are available depending on location and data source; a backup source may show a shorter period.