Clime review

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

For iPhone users who want weather maps and storm information, Clime combines an interactive radar with local forecasts and notifications. Its radar overlays rain, snow and mixed precipitation, while separate maps show precipitation forecasts for the next 24 hours and satellite cloud cover. Temperature and animated wind maps, location search and bookmarks round out the everyday tools. This map-first approach suits people who want to inspect conditions as well as check a forecast, rather than those seeking a broadly available weather app.

Clime is freemium, with a free plan and in-app purchases. Premium adds severe-weather alerts for saved locations, hourly forecasts and a 14-day forecast; the product description also lists rain alerts and air-quality information among its additions. The paid tier’s practical value therefore depends on whether alerts and extended forecast views are priorities. Subscription prices vary across countries and storefronts, so shoppers should check the Apple listing available to them before subscribing.

The standout fit is storm and map coverage: Clime includes hurricane, lightning and wildfire trackers alongside precipitation, satellite, temperature and wind maps. However, some map data and government severe-weather warnings have location-specific coverage, which matters to users who depend on alerts in a particular area. The listed availability is for Apple devices, so people seeking an Android or desktop option should consider another app. Pick Clime if radar and storm tracking on iPhone are central to your weather routine; look elsewhere if broad platform access or consistently available warning coverage is essential.

Clime pros and cons

• Where it wins
  • Maps show rain, snow and mixed precipitation, plus cloud cover.
  • Tracks hurricanes, lightning and wildfires.
  • Premium adds severe-weather alerts and hourly and 14-day forecasts.
• Where it doesn't
  • Available for Apple devices; broader platform availability is not established.
  • Severe-weather alerts and longer forecasts require Premium.
  • Some map data and government warnings have location-specific coverage.

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Last updated 20 Oct 2026 · How we research and update