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• Cirrus vs GeauxWeatherGeauxWeather is also ad-free with rain radar, adding wind, fog and hurricane maps from US agencies, though it is a very new project.
• Cirrus vs Your local weatherYour local weather detects your location via cell, Wi-Fi or GPS for its widgets and is long-running, though no rain radar is described.
• Cirrus vs maripànaTokanamaripànaTokana uses Open-Meteo for a 10-day outlook and also runs in a browser, but has no radar and few users.
• Cirrus vs QuickWeatherQuickWeather opens straight to current weather with unlimited saved locations, but no built-in rain radar is described.
• Cirrus vs ForecastieForecastie uses the OpenWeatherMap API for a five-day forecast and keeps working offline with fetched data, but develops slowly.
• Cirrus vs Weather RadarAn open-source Android app showing US National Weather Service doppler radar and AirNow air quality maps.
• Cirrus vs GeoWeatherGeoWeather also offers 16-day forecasts for multiple cities with a Material You interface, but no rain radar is mentioned.
• Cirrus vs Point ForecastAn open-source Android app that shows U.S. National Weather Service point forecasts for a location.
• Cirrus vs Breezy WeatherBreezy Weather combines more than 50 sources and adds air quality, pollen and alerts, compared with Cirrus's reliance on Open-Meteo and LibreWXR.
• Cirrus vs Tiny Weather Forecast GermanyAn Android weather app with forecasts and warnings built on open data from the Deutscher Wetterdienst.
• Cirrus vs MeteoCompareAn Android weather app that compares forecasts from up to 19 weather models side by side.
• Cirrus vs Ordunte: Karrantza weatherA native Android weather app focused on the Karrantza valley in Bizkaia, Spain.