Later edit: this app started out ok but now isn’t making any sense with the forecasts. For example, tonight there is basically 100% chance of thunderstorms and I can see the line forming to the west on radar. App still says 0% chance of rain. Original: Forecast further out makes no sense. I realize it’s extremely difficult to accurately forecast over a week away but there’s no way my location is going to be over 100 F at the end of September after weeks of mid 90s max. Almost seems like they aren’t using actual forecast models and are instead extrapolating from near past. Forecast a few days out seems accurate. I can’t put my finger on what the exact problem is, but the interface feels clunky compared to the exemplary apps like the now defunct Dark Sky or even Apple weather. Please consider adding a Dark Mode setting that’s not tied to time of day. Aka always dark mode.

For years, I have searched far and wide for a weather app like TMRW. The depth of customizability, especially when it comes to notifications, was exactly what I was looking for. I do several outdoor activities that are weather dependent, so this app is incredibly useful. For me, I don’t just want to know the temperature and forecast — I need to know if I’m going to have to take my allergy medication, if it’s going to be too humid, etc. The only thing that would make this app better for me would be more notifications customizations and widget notifications. Specially, I’d love widgets and notifications for my activities and allergy counts. Thank you for making an amazing weather app that is free and not pumped full of intrusive ads.

Things such as more kind of pollen alerts. Rag weed, mold and dust & dander pollens would be helpful. Removing the need for someone to use a different app for those. A quicker response to the map showing the radar animation. Right now, it’s showing a percentage of its load when you tap play (to be honest it always has). Other apps just play the Radar animation when you tap play. Some opacity sliders would be useful when viewing the map’s temp readings. Choosing temperature as the layer makes it difficult to see the text on the map. If you open up the Apple weather app, go to the map and choose temperature, the text is crisp and clear. It appears as though they placed the font layer above the temperature layer. Something to look at for yourself and consider implementing into an update.