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.
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.
Active alerts for your saved locations, sourced from the National Weather Service, Environment Canada, or MeteoAlarm depending on where you are.
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 iPhone'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.
Long-press current conditions, air quality, or moon data to see it side by side across all your saved locations — tap any one to jump straight to its page.
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.
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