PL Weather: Radar Forecast

Plan your day with a clear view of what the weather is doing now—and what comes next. PL Weather brings local conditions, hourly forecasts, a 7-day outlook, live precipitation radar, air quality and customizable alerts together in one polished Android app. FORECASTS AT A GLANCE • Check current temperature, feels-like conditions, daily highs and lows, humidity, wind and rain chance • Follow a scrollable 24-hour forecast and 7-day weather outlook • Explore UV index, pressure, visibility, wind gusts, sunrise, sunset and moon details • Open any day for hourly rain totals, wind and UV information LIVE WEATHER RADAR • Watch recent precipitation and forecast radar frames on an interactive map • Turn on animated wind to see how conditions are moving • Pan and zoom to explore weather beyond your current location RAIN, STORM AND AIR QUALITY ALERTS • Choose alerts for forecast rain, storms and US AQI • Set quiet hours and select which saved city your alerts follow • Schedule a configurable morning forecast • View official NWS warnings in supported areas of the United States, Puerto Rico and Guam YOUR PLACES, YOUR WAY • Find cities and towns around the world • Save multiple locations, reorder them and label Home or Work • Use your current location when you want a local forecast • Choose Celsius or Fahrenheit and km/h or mph WEATHER WIDGETS • Add current, hourly or daily weather to your home screen • Choose a saved city and light or dark appearance for each widget • Resize widgets to reveal more forecast details READY EVEN WHEN YOUR CONNECTION ISN’T PL Weather keeps your last saved forecast available offline, so useful weather information remains close at hand when your connection drops. Make the experience your own with system, light or dark themes, reduced animation and customizable home-screen sections. PL Weather is available in English, Thai, Shan and Burmese. Forecast and air-quality data are provided by Open-Meteo. Radar is provided by meteoblue. Official warnings are available only where supported and should not replace instructions from local emergency authorities.