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Weawow review

Freemium#24 of 62 in Weather Apps for AndroidWeather Apps

A free, customizable weather app for comparing forecasts from multiple providers.

7.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Weawow is a free weather app for Android, with a web presence for uploading weather photos. Its main appeal is provider comparison: users can select among multiple weather services and compare their hourly and daily forecasts. Forecast horizons vary by provider, with some offering up to 14 days. That makes Weawow a fit for people who want to weigh different forecasts and tune how weather information appears, rather than rely on a single default presentation.

The feature set goes beyond forecast cards. An animated weather map and radar offers precipitation, temperature, humidity, clouds and snow layers, alongside official severe-weather alerts and air-quality readings that include AQI and particulate matter. Home-screen widgets come in 14 styles, and weather notifications have eight layouts. Users can customize data, layout, icons, themes and map settings. The breadth is useful for people who want both quick-glance home-screen information and more detailed map views, though the options may be more than someone seeking a simple forecast needs.

Provider choice is a central strength, with options including NWS (NOAA), DWD, Meteo France, AEMET, MET Norway, Apple Weather, Xweather, Weatherbit, World Weather Online and OpenWeather. AccuWeather and Foreca are available through optional one-time donations; the donation amounts are not specified here. The app is ad-free according to its listing, and the core app is free. Choose Weawow if comparing sources, radar layers and customization matter; consider a simpler weather app if you want a more focused interface or do not need to choose between providers. Weather photos are uploaded through the website, rather than through the Android app.

Weawow pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Compare forecasts from multiple named weather providers
    • Animated radar, official severe alerts and air-quality readings
    • Customizable widgets in 14 styles and notifications in eight layouts
  • Where it doesn't
    • Forecasts up to 14 days depend on the selected provider
    • AccuWeather and Foreca require optional one-time donations
    • Weather photos can be uploaded through the website, not the app

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