Read the sky.
Meteo Wave turns raw atmospheric data into a forecast you actually want to open — hour by hour, up to fourteen days out, with the air you are breathing measured six ways.
Free, with an optional upgrade. iPhone, iPad and Android.
Asked only when you tap. Nothing is stored.
Six cities, real readings,
fetched as you scroll.
These are not sample numbers. Each card is a live call to the same forecast service the app uses, made from your browser as this section came into view.
Choose a city and this page takes on its weather.
Fourteen readings
for every hour.
Most apps give you a temperature and an icon. Open any hour in Meteo Wave and you get the whole picture — the numbers pilots and gardeners and cyclists actually need.
- Temperature
- Actual and feels-like
- Wind
- Speed, gusts, direction
- Humidity
- With dew point
- Pressure
- hPa at surface
- Visibility
- And low-cloud fog
- UV index
- Hour by hour
- Cloud cover
- Percentage
- Rain & snow
- Depth and snowline
Two weeks,
at a glance.
A fortnight of highs, lows and conditions, with a temperature curve you can read in a second. Ten days free; the full fourteen come with the upgrade.
Six pollutants,
not one number.
An air quality index tells you how bad it is. Meteo Wave tells you why — PM2.5, PM10, nitrogen dioxide, sulphur dioxide, ozone and carbon monoxide, tracked hourly and four days ahead.
- PM2.5
- Fine particulates
- PM10
- Coarse particulates
- NO₂
- Nitrogen dioxide
- SO₂
- Sulphur dioxide
- O₃
- Ozone
- CO
- Carbon monoxide
Before you
open anything.
Three widget sizes on iPhone and three on Android — from a single temperature to a six-day strip with wind, UV and air quality. Pick which city each one watches.
Small
- Current temperature
- Condition and icon
- City name
Medium
- Everything in Small
- Four-day outlook
- Daily high and low
Large
- Everything in Medium
- Wind and humidity
- Six-day outlook
Weather that explains itself.
We are building an assistant into Meteo Wave — ask what the week looks like for a trip, when the rain will actually stop, or whether tomorrow is worth the drive, and get an answer instead of a chart.
Not shipped yet. This page will change the day it is.
It is free.
Start there.
Three saved cities, ten-day forecasts and every hourly metric cost nothing. The upgrade adds the full fourteen days, up to twenty cities, faster refreshes and removes the ads.