Redefining the Weather App with painstakingly crafted data visualisations, procedural graphics & audio: enabling you to literally see, hear and feel the weather
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ALT Screenshot of Weather Gods tropical storm tracking app displaying details for Tropical Storm Nate in the Atlantic. The screen shows the storm's location, wind speed, pressure, and direction, along with a forecast track list detailing the storm's progression over time.
ALT Weather Gods Tropical Storm map showing the projected path of Hurricane Nate in October 2017 as it travels through the Gulf of Mexico toward the southeastern United States. The map highlights the storm's trajectory, intensity, and areas potentially affected.
ALT Weather Gods complications in the new watchOS10 widget stack!
ALT Weather Gods complications fully optimised for night mode on the Apple Watch Ultra!
ALT Max out the Apple Watch Ultra with Weather Gods complications - lots to choose from!
ALT A picture of the Pantheon Weather Gods screen, showing thunderstorms. The storm threats button is glowing orange to indicate potential lightning strikes.
ALT The Weather Gods storm threats screen, warning about an approaching area of heavy precipitation, with occasional lightning possible. The screen shows there has been one nearby lightning strike.
ALT The Weather Gods app showing the Lunar calendar for the next 28 days.
ALT The screen shots lists a couple of local storm reports for Miami, which were posted during the recent tropical storm Agatha. The reports describe wind gusts, heavy rain and localised flooding.
ALT Screen shot shows information about an area of intense precipitation approaching New York from the South West with up to 1 inch hail and rotation possible. The storm has an average speed of 70.2 mph and is 54.6 miles away.