GhalamWeather shows both temperature units side by side, adds a live radar map, air quality, moon phase, and a barometric pressure trend straight from your device's own sensor — with widgets that keep working on your Home Screen and Lock Screen.
Coming soon to the App Store · iOS
GhalamWeather is built around a simple idea: you shouldn't have to guess or convert between °F and °C. Every temperature in the app — current conditions, hourly, the 10-day forecast — shows both units at once, with whichever one you prefer displayed larger.
Beyond the basics, GhalamWeather adds a few things Joe Ghalam wanted from a weather app and couldn't quite find elsewhere: a live precipitation radar, real air quality data, moon phase and illumination, and a genuine barometric pressure trend read directly from your iPhone's own barometer — not just a number, but whether it's actually rising, falling, or holding steady.
Every temperature shows °F and °C together — no digging through Settings to check the other unit.
An animated precipitation radar map, so you can see rain moving in before it arrives.
Phase, illumination percentage, moonrise and moonset, and a countdown to the next full moon.
Reads your device's own barometer over time to show whether pressure is rising, falling, or steady.
Current AQI with a plain-language description, plus wind speed, gusts, and direction on a compass dial.
Widgets in every size, including Lock Screen — and they keep updating as you travel, even when the app isn't open.
An optional minute-by-minute rain graph for the next hour, using your own free OpenWeatherMap key.
Fully localized — the app follows your device's language and region automatically.
No sign-up, no analytics, no advertising. Your weather data stays on your device.
Questions, feedback, or bug reports? Reach out directly.
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