Meteogram - Donate app analytics for September 10

Meteogram shows you a detailed hourly weather forecast, right on your home screen. Not a single icon with a temperature next to it, but a meteogram: a compact graph that shows you when the rain will start, when the sun will break through, and how the temperature moves through the day. You add the widget, you choose your location (or you let the app detect it automatically), and your forecast is there. You no longer need to open an app. Why a meteogram? Most weather widgets show you what the weather is. A meteogram shows you when it changes. One look and you have the whole day in front of you: showers as blue bars, the temperature as a line, cloud cover as a shade in the background, and wind and air pressure as well if you want them. Runners, cyclists, sailors, gardeners and photographers all plan their day around the weather. They get much more out of one small widget than out of a row of weather icons. Overview of the features • Hourly forecast for the next 24 or 48 hours • Widget with the forecast for 5 days • Temperature, precipitation, wind speed, wind direction and air pressure • Indication of cloudiness and clear skies • Fits on a small 4x1 widget, but works just as well on larger sizes • Fully customisable: colours, graph settings, line styles, and which elements you want to show • Works with every launcher Extra features in this Donate version • Widget with the long term forecast (10 days) • Hourly UV index, shown as coloured bars • Dew point on the meteogram • Humidity as a percentage • Sunrise and sunset • Moon phase • Wind chill • Better display of the graph, for example a blue temperature line below freezing point, or your own choice of line thickness and line style • Save your current settings as the default for new widgets • NOAA as weather provider (for the United States only) • Extra weather providers through an in-app subscription About the weather data Many thanks to MET.NO (the Norwegian Meteorological Institute) for the forecasts. For the longer term, MET.NO uses the ECMWF model, which is one of the best weather models there is. For locations in the United States, you can set the short term forecast to NOAA. You can activate extra weather providers through an in-app subscription. Is your widget no longer refreshing? Some manufacturers (Samsung, Xiaomi, Huawei, OnePlus) are strict with apps that run in the background. If your widget no longer refreshes, go to your system settings and exclude the app from battery optimisation. After that, everything will work as it should again. Do you have questions, remarks or problems? Send me an email at info@meteogramwidget.com. I read and answer everything.