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• Your local weather vs QuickWeatherQuickWeather is an open-source Android app that opens straight to current weather and keeps unlimited saved locations, rather than focusing on automatic location widgets.
• Your local weather vs CirrusCirrus is an ad-free open-source Android app with hourly forecasts up to 16 days, rain radar and a widget with optional GPS updates, using Open-Meteo data.
• Your local weather vs ForecastieForecastie is a simple open-source Android app with five-day forecasts from OpenWeatherMap and offline access to fetched data, though development is slow.
• Your local weather vs Breezy WeatherBreezy Weather is an open-source Android app drawing on more than 50 sources and adding air quality, pollen and alerts, with a larger user base.
• Your local weather vs GeoWeatherGeoWeather is an open-source Android app with 16-day forecasts for multiple cities and a Material You interface, from a single developer.
• Your local weather vs Point ForecastAn open-source Android app that shows U.S. National Weather Service point forecasts for a location.
• Your local weather vs maripànaTokanamaripànaTokana is an open-source weather app for Android and the web using Open-Meteo with hourly and 10-day forecasts, from a small project.
• Your local weather vs GeauxWeatherGeauxWeather is an open-source Android app adding rain radar, hurricane tracks and severe weather alerts, though alert data comes from US agencies.
• Your local weather vs Tiny Weather Forecast GermanyAn Android weather app with forecasts and warnings built on open data from the Deutscher Wetterdienst.
• Your local weather vs MeteoCompareMeteoCompare is an open-source Android app that compares up to 19 weather models side by side, which takes more effort to read than a single forecast.
• Your local weather vs Ordunte: Karrantza weatherA native Android weather app focused on the Karrantza valley in Bizkaia, Spain.