WeatherMap vs Spoon Weather

Want to understand the weather around the world at a glance instead of checking cities one by one? WeatherMap - Global Weather puts weather information directly on the map, so you can instantly view temperature, conditions, and city locations in a more visual way. Whether you are planning a trip, checking the weather in places that matter to you, or following tropical storms and typhoons, this app helps you get the information you need faster. The app covers 10,000 cities worldwide and displays weather labels directly on the map. Unlike traditional weather forecast apps that require repeated searches and screen switching, WeatherMap lets you explore multiple cities on a single global map. No sign-up and no login required. Main Features: · Weather on the map: View city weather labels directly on the map for a clearer understanding of temperature and conditions · 10,000 global cities: Explore weather across thousands of cities around the world · Real-time weather: Check current temperature and weather conditions quickly and easily · Typhoon tracking: Follow typhoon movement and path changes with a map-based view

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.