Weather Menu

You check the weather more than you think. Before a run, before a commute, before deciding whether today is a jacket day. Weather Menu makes that moment beautiful, and it takes one click.

It lives quietly in your menu bar, showing the temperature at a glance. Click it, and the forecast opens as a sky: bright and clear at noon, soft pink at sunset, deep blue and full of stars at night, with the moon shown in its actual phase. When rain is coming, you'll see it falling before you read a single number.

Then drag your finger across the chart, and time moves with you. Watch the afternoon warm up, see exactly when the rain starts, find the hour the wind finally drops. The sky changes as you go, so scrolling to 9 PM looks like 9 PM. Ten days ahead, hour by hour, without a single page to load.

Keep the places that matter close: home, the office, the city your family lives in, the trip you're counting down to. Switching between them takes a click, and every one looks like the weather there right now.

When a glance isn't enough, pop the forecast out into its own window, with your places in a sidebar. It's just as at home in Dark Mode as it is on a bright morning.

Weather Menu is built for the Mac and nothing else. No ads, no clutter, nothing to sign up for. Forecasts come from Apple Weather, so the data is as good as the view.

Look up. Then get on with your day.