MeteoCompare

MeteoCompare is a free, open-source and ad-free weather app that compares multiple models instead of hiding uncertainty behind a single forecast.

21 MODELS · UP TO 10 DAYS

Compare 21 reference models: AROME and ARPEGE (Météo-France), ICON and ICON-D2 (DWD), GFS, HRRR and the new NOAA AIGFS, ECMWF IFS and AIFS, UKMO, GEM, the new JMA GSM, MET Nordic, KNMI/DMI HARMONIE, MeteoSwiss ICON-CH2, ACCESS and GRAPES.

Daily views now cover 10 days. Shorter-range models are shown only while their own data is available: MeteoCompare never invents or extends model output.

CHART VIEW AND VISUALS

The new Chart View lets you explore up to 10 days hour by hour on a 240-hour timeline. You also get:

- Today summary and hourly timeline;

- min/max spread bands and model agreement levels;

- model-by-model tables;

- forecast evolution around 24 / 48 / 72 hours and the “Key takeaway” section;

- local model ranking;

- resizable home-screen widgets.

LOCAL WEATHER NOTIFICATIONS

Notifications are optional and off by default. For selected favorite cities, MeteoCompare can show:

- a daily summary at the time you choose;

- an alert when models diverge strongly;

- a “Forecast revision” when the Key takeaway signal detects a meaningful temperature, rain or wind change.

Everything is computed on-device with WorkManager, with no push server. Events are deduplicated to avoid unnecessary repeated notifications.

TABLETS, FOLDABLES AND LARGE SCREENS

On wide windows, MeteoCompare switches to a master/detail layout so the city list and forecast can remain visible side by side. The interface adapts to tablets, large foldables and resizable Android windows while keeping the compact phone layout.

4 V3 FORECAST ENGINES

Choose how the central forecast is calculated: Multi-consensus, Local calibration, Scenarios or Adaptive. A dedicated Engine Comparison page runs all four strategies on the same raw data so their differences stay visible.

UNDERSTAND UNCERTAINTY

MeteoCompare keeps current model convergence separate from local historical reliability. Related models share voting weight so variants from the same numerical lineage cannot artificially increase confidence. Forecast evolution also shows how a forecast changed roughly 24, 48 and 72 hours ago.

SEA / COAST AND WARNINGS