24×7 Weather
⤡ Settings live in this corner

Welcome to 24×7

One week’s forecast, in 168 rectangles.

Tap any square for that hour’s temperature, precipitation, and wind forecast.

⇆ Swipe left or right to cycle through locations, up or down to switch Temp ⇄ Run Index.

Press & hold anywhere to see the color legend. You can choose your preferred color scale in Settings.

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    Run Index

    Drag each point up for better running weather, down for worse. The hourly Run Index combines all these factors.

    How to use

    24×7 puts a whole week of weather on one screen! Each square is a single hour, colored by temperature, with precipitation and wind layered on top. I’ve tried to make this as simple as possible, while making the details available and giving you a lot of options for customization.

    Tips

    • 24×7 looks best in fullscreen! I recommend installing it as an app to get 168 beautiful rectangles, and nothing else.
    • Tap a square to see that hour’s details — temperature, chance of rain or snow, and wind.
    • You can move the little popups wherever you like to keep them out of the way. Press and hold a popup to reset it to its default spot.
    • Swipe left or right to cycle through your locations in order. It wraps around when you reach the end.
    • Swipe up or down to switch between Temperature and the Run Index: a 0–100 score for how good each hour is to be outside. Tune what “good” means under Settings → Customize Run Index.
    • Press and hold anywhere to pop up the color scale.
    • Save your places — search any city in Settings and switch between them with a tap, or let “My location” follow you around.

    Forecast from Open-Meteo. Location names © OpenStreetMap contributors. Your settings and recently resolved location names are stored locally on your device. 24×7 has no accounts or analytics, and I don’t collect or track your usage. When you search or use your location, your query or coordinates are sent directly to the forecast and location-name providers so they can return results.

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