Atmos 3D Weather

Weather should feel alive.

Atmos 3D Weather turns the forecast into a living, animated world. Sunlight glows, clouds drift at different depths, rain streaks the scene, lightning flashes, snow falls around a warm cabin, trees bend in high wind, and on the hottest days an ice cube slowly melts.

Eight genuinely independent visual worlds, each with its own animated scenes for every kind of weather:
Meadow, Tropical, Cinema, HTC Classic, Gemini Motion, Paper, Neon and Toon Classic, a joyful 1930s rubber-hose cartoon world. Tropical is built in; the others download when you pick them.

What you get:

- Current conditions, a full 24-hour forecast with a real temperature scale and rain chances, and a seven-day outlook
- Live radar with road lines so you can see exactly where the rain is (U.S. radar from NOAA; worldwide radar elsewhere)
- Severe-weather watches and warnings from the U.S. National Weather Service, delivered as notifications even when the app is closed
- Air quality and UV index
- Follow Me: weather for wherever you are, and with "Allow all the time" your widgets and alerts follow you as you travel
- Or set a ZIP / postal code for a fixed place
- Seven home-screen clock widgets: Flip Weather, Glass Scene, Soft Light, Cosmic Neon, Living Green, Floating Forecast and Toon Classic
- A live weather wallpaper that plays behind your home-screen icons
- Dawn, day, sunset and night scenes with the real moon phase
- Holiday scenes for major holidays
- Optional soundscape: birds, rain, wind and thunder, plus original holiday music
- Fahrenheit or Celsius, 12- or 24-hour time

No ads. No account. No analytics. Your location goes only to the weather and map services that answer your request, and never to us.

Weather data from Open-Meteo, the U.S. National Weather Service and MET Norway. Radar from NOAA (via the Iowa Environmental Mesonet) and RainViewer; maps from Esri and OpenStreetMap contributors. Atmos combines and transforms provider data; providers do not endorse Atmos. Atmos is not an official warning service; always follow your local authorities.