Weather forecast
A multi-day outlook with highs, lows and precipitation.
What it does
Shows the days ahead for a location you pick. The first row reads “Today”, the rest use short weekday names.
Each day carries a weather icon, a description, its low and high, and a temperature bar whose position is scaled against the range across all shown days, so a cold snap mid-week is visible as a bar sitting left of the others rather than as two numbers you have to compare. Precipitation shows as a droplet with an amount, and is hidden entirely on dry days.
Three layouts: rows (one line per day), columns (a vertical card per day) and grid. Rows grow to fill the widget when the days fit, and scroll rather than squashing below a legible height when they don’t.
Choose how many days to show, and Celsius or Fahrenheit.
Where the data comes from
Open-Meteo: no key, no account, no tracking. The request carries the coordinates you chose and nothing else.
Limits
- Daily granularity. There is no hourly breakdown.
- No severe-weather alerts.
- Forecast accuracy is Open-Meteo’s; Themia displays it without adjustment.