CarWeather - Android Auto

CarWeather is a weather app built for two screens: a real Android Auto experience designed for a glance while you drive, and a full phone companion with its own radar, forecast trends, and detail views - not a phone app squeezed into a dashboard, and not a stripped-down afterthought either. Real Android Auto support is still rare among weather apps; this one was designed for it from the start, with real alerts, radar, and a multi-day forecast, not just a temperature number.

Made for the drive
A clean Now/Hourly/Daily forecast layout designed for a glance, not a page to read. Current temperature and condition, a short forward-looking prediction when something's actually changing ("Rain expected around 3 PM"), and active National Weather Service alerts, all without clutter.

Real alerts, not just a headline
Active severe weather alerts show up right away, with the full official description and recommended action one tap away.

A full companion app on your phone
Everything the car screen shows, plus more: an animated radar loop for your area, real observed conditions from your nearest weather station, sunrise and sunset, and a full week of hourly forecast detail.

7-day forecast trend graphs
See temperature, precipitation, wind, dewpoint, and humidity charted out over the coming week with smooth, easy-to-read graphs - not a wall of numbers.

Try it free, then own it
Every feature is unlocked for a free 7-day trial - no account or card needed to start. After that, a single one-time purchase keeps it forever: no subscription, no recurring charge, no ads, no analytics.

Straightforward
Your location is detected automatically, no city to type in, no account to set up - or search for any U.S. city, ZIP, or address instead if you'd rather check a fixed location than wherever you are. Just real National Weather Service data (U.S. locations only).

Recent changes:
0.13.1
Fixed an error screen showing a raw technical message when used outside the
supported US coverage area. Now shows a clear explanation instead.