Zoom Earth - Weather Forecast

Zoom Earth - Weather Forecast

Neave Interactive
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4.8
Weather
5,000,000+ Downloads

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What the listing says

Weather maps with a global view

Zoom Earth - Weather Forecast is a map-based weather app for people who want to see conditions developing, not just read a daily forecast. It combines near-real-time satellite imagery, radar, forecast maps and environmental data in one interactive view. The app suits everyday users checking rain or wind, as well as travelers, outdoor planners and anyone following major weather systems.

Track changing conditions

Satellite imagery is updated frequently, helping you follow cloud movement and large weather patterns as they develop. You can zoom from a broad view of the planet to a local area, then use radar information to examine nearby rain and snow. Forecast layers cover details such as temperature, feels-like temperature, wind gusts and wet-bulb temperature.

Useful for storms and wider events

The app also provides dedicated views for hurricanes, wildfires and other significant events. Storm tracking brings relevant systems into a single map, while wildfire and heat-spot information can help users understand where environmental conditions are changing. A timeline lets you review recent weather and compare it with forecast conditions where data is available.

Ratings and availability

Zoom Earth - Weather Forecast is published by Neave Interactive in the Weather category. It has a 4.78 rating from 234,976 reviews and more than 5,000,000 installs. Its map-first layout is more visual than a standard forecast list, so it may take a little time to become familiar with the available layers. In return, it offers a detailed way to explore local weather and follow conditions across larger regions.