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About this app

Learn to use and feel another temperature unit by seeing both every time you check the weather.
Reduce the size of the other unit once you feel comfortable, or even remove it.


FORECASTS

• Current conditions, with wind, humidity and dew point.
• A 48-hour chart carrying both the real temperature and what it feels like,
each labelled in both units.
• Seven days, with each day's range.
• Up to ten saved locations, a swipe apart.
• A home screen widget, refreshed in the background. Place one per city,
each with its own style and its own first unit.
• Hours are shown in the forecast's own time zone. A Paris forecast reads in
Paris hours, wherever you are.


WHERE THE DATA COMES FROM

The National Weather Service inside the United States, Open-Meteo everywhere
else. Both are public services. The app always shows which one answered.

When the network is gone the last forecast stays on screen, with the time it was
fetched. It does not pretend to be current.


PRIVACY

No accounts. No advertising. No analytics.

Your saved locations and settings stay on your device. To fetch a forecast the
app sends the coordinates of the location you are viewing to the weather service,
directly. Location permission is requested only if you switch on Current
location — leave it off and the app never asks.

parallel.software407.com
Weather in Celsius and Fahrenheit at once: every temperature in both units
Updated on
Jul 15, 2026

Data safety

Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.
  • This app may share these data types with third parties
    Location
  • No data collected
    Learn more about how developers declare collection
  • Data is encrypted in transit
  • Data can’t be deleted

What’s new

A small fix for the new widget: on dense home screen grids (4×4, 5×5) it refused to stretch past two columns — the launcher kept snapping it back. It now resizes to whatever your grid allows, and the taller sizes actually unlock the fuller layouts they were meant to.