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Favorite weather app (preferably open source)?

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I’ve been using geometric weather, but wondering if people have other options for weather apps.

Widgets aren’t necessary

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Kiritsugu_Emiya@sh.itjust.works
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Breezy weather is a fork of geometric weather available on Izzy repo

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trippingonthewire@lemmy.ml
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Yeah breezy weather is great, geometric got abandoned, which it still works, but breezy is definitely improvement.

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MoTheAmazing@lemmy.ml
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I use overdrop. I don’t think it’s open source tho.

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jetsetdorito@lemmy.world
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Geometric Weather is a pretty nice FOSS one. I’ve switched to Weather Today for its design though.

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LaughingFox@kbin.social
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I use Shadow Weather, but I don’t think it’s open source. It’s really great though, has everything including real-time lightning map.

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FriendBesto@lemmy.ml
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Geometric Weather is great for eye candy and being able to write your own format of data to show on the widget. Sunrise, Sun down, Moon Rise, weather alerts, etc.

But I also need a local radar for rain, so Quickweather is an alright app on its own but it shines with the quickness of its radar screen.

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