Meteogram Weather Widget review
A chart-focused Android weather app with extensive widget and forecast controls.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
For Android users who want to shape how forecasts appear on their home screen, Meteogram Weather Widget pairs an interactive weather app with a resizable widget. Its central feature is the meteogram: a configurable chart that can show conditions such as temperature, wind, pressure, tides, UV index, wave height, moon phase, sunrise and sunset. The app also offers notifications, including temperature in the status bar, and government-issued alerts in at least 63 countries. Its focus is forecast presentation and customization rather than a broad set of weather-app functions.
The customization is unusually extensive for a widget-oriented app. More than 5,000 chart options let users choose which variables appear and how the forecast is presented. Multiple widgets can use different display settings or locations, and users can choose from more than 30 weather data sources. That combination suits people who want distinct forecast views on their home screen or prefer to tune charts to particular conditions. It may be less appealing to someone who wants a simpler, less configurable forecast interface.
A free version is available, while Pro adds saved locations, location switching, custom fonts and cached forecast display. The app also offers a separate paid Pro app and in-app Platinum upgrades; its published listing describes additions such as more data providers, tide data, and removal of ads or chart watermarks. This makes the free version a way to start, with paid options for extra controls and display features. Choose Meteogram Weather Widget if customizable charts and multiple Android widgets are priorities; consider another weather app if widgets are not central to how you want to check forecasts.
Meteogram Weather Widget pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Choose from more than 5,000 meteogram chart options.
- Use multiple widgets with different settings or locations.
- View government-issued alerts in at least 63 countries.
- Where it doesn't
- Widget-centered design may not suit every weather-app user.
- Pro features require a paid upgrade.
- Forecast displays depend on the selected data source.
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