Overmorrow weather

Maroti Dev

About this app

Overmorrow is a design-focused, independently built weather app.
No ads, no trackers and totally free.

Get the data you need, without all the bloat. See the weather from your home screen, with hand-crafted weather widgets. Track storms in real time, and watch rainfall patterns forms. Breathe easier with pollen and air quality insights. Plan ahead with 14 days of forecast.

Built entirely with Google's Material You Overmorrow adapts to your phone, and every single weather image. The layout is simple, organized, and of course customisable.

Choose between 3 weather providers to compare forecast or find the one you trust the most.

If you're tired of ad-riddled and outdated weather apps, Overmorrow offers a calmer alternative.

Ratings and reviews

Beautiful design but terribly inaccurate weather sources for my area. All three sources will say rain when there isn't a cloud in the area and sunny when it's a downpour. I would happily pay for this app to get better weather sources like Foreca, The Weather Channel or Accuweather. Great job with the design though! One of the best looking apps on my phone! I forgot to add that the radar doesn't allow enough zooming. I live on an island and as soon as I zoom error text covers the screen.

Love the look of the weather interface, my only issue after some updates is that the weather widget doesn't have an update interval I can set myself. I see my widget saying it's 40, but in the weather app itself that updates when I open it's 48. It would be nice to have selectable update intervals for the widget, or at least make it update itself after I open the app. Disabling battery optimizations didn't help, it just doesn't update often enough to be useful. EDIT: this is still an issue.

Since I upgraded to Android 15, I absolutely hate the new standard weather app. This one is a great alternative, although I do wish it had a widget. The design is clean and minimalist, there are no ads, information is presented in a clear and understandable way. You can easily go into the settings to change the units if you are based in the US and would like to see temperatures in Fahrenheit etc.

What’s new

-added ongoing notification that displays current temperature and weather if turned on (off by default)
-new app icon, the old one was the last remain of the pre-material-you desing
-new uv widget
-kph changed to km/h
-translations
-bugfixes