Pine: Weather & What to Wear

David Cummings

About this app

Every morning before you head outside for the day, parents and kids ask the same question: "what should I wear today?" Pine answers it. Open the app, see the forecast, and get a tailored outfit recommendation — heavy parka and mittens at -15°C, a hoodie and jacket when it's cool but warming up, shorts and a sun hat when it's hot and sunny. The recommendation adapts to temperature, rain, wind, and UV, and calls out the days when the morning is cold but the afternoon will warm up enough to leave that jacket at school.

Pine also works as a great general-purpose weather app for everyone else.

WHAT YOU GET

• Today at a glance — current temperature, condition, high/low, and the day's recommended outfit, all on one kid-readable screen
• Detailed view — temperature/precip chart, hour-by-hour strip with drill-in details, sun/sunset times, wind, humidity, UV, AQI, and a 10-day forecast
• Multiple locations — save home, school, the cottage, your in-laws; reorder by drag-and-drop; switch with a tap
• Live radar — animated precipitation overlay, with extra zoom into today's forecast (no historical replay clutter)
• Severe weather alerts — active National Weather Service alerts for US locations, with full detail sheets

POLISH

• Six weather-driven themes that shift palette as conditions change through the day, or "pick one" if you'd rather lock in a stable look
• 21 hand-tuned wardrobe icons covering every recommendation Pine can make (from raincoat to mittens to sandals)
• Customizable icon color — including a kid-mode lime that pops, and a muted slate for the parents
• Imperial or metric, 12 or 24-hour clock, dark / light / system

What’s new

Air quality done right: Canadian AQHI, European AQI, US AQI — with warnings when wildfire smoke turns dangerous. New 4-layer map: rain radar, live air-quality stations, NASA wildfire detections, and real satellite imagery. Feels-like (humidex/wind chill) across the forecast, with extreme-heat alerts. Tap any stat for its 24-hour trend. Weather alerts now cover Europe. Plus dozens of fixes.