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A native weather app for Linux.

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Next 24 hours

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10-day forecast

Daily forecast will appear here.

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About the desktop app

Preview forecasts are model-derived, from Open-Meteo. The sky is an artistic representation. Boston is the starting example location.

The desktop app

A native weather app for Linux,
designed for Omarchy.

Forecast details and local weather maps
Modeled air quality and official US weather alerts
Saved places and a customizable dashboard

A Weather App desktop forecast for Boston, with hourly and ten-day weather panels. — Desktop app screenshot · Boston · October 10, 2026 · Click to enlarge

Desktop app observed radar around San Diego, including map and radar-source attribution. — Observed radar · Contiguous United States · Desktop app capture, October 10, 2026

Maps and weather details

Explore observed radar alongside precipitation, temperature, and wind forecasts.

Observed radar covers the contiguous United States. Forecast maps are model-derived. These are desktop app features.

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Desktop effects

Optional rain, runoff and pooling, and snow across your Hyprland desktop.

Weather beyond the window

Opt-in desktop effects bring the weather onto your Linux desktop. Watch a genuine recording of the app below.

Five-second desktop rain recording, September 27, 2026, showing an earlier app interface and historical weather. Playback starts when you press play; this website does not change your desktop.

Genuine desktop rain recording · September 27, 2026 · Earlier app interface

A sunlit illustration of soft clouds against a wide blue sky.

Get the desktop app

Made for your Linux desktop.

Install through the Omarchy plugin manager. The browser preview is just the beginning.

Read installation instructions

Option 1 · Terminal

Install on Omarchy

Add the bar plugin, then install the compiled runtime. The setup script verifies the pinned release archive and runtime metadata.

View in the Omarchy plugin directory

omarchy plugin add https://github.com/joega/a-weather-app.git --enable
bash "$HOME/.config/omarchy/plugins/a-weather-app.weather/scripts/install_release_runtime.sh"

The packaged app targets x86_64 Omarchy. No administrator privileges or local build step are needed for this installation path.

Runtime and release verification

The installer uses curl, jq, tar, sha256sum and flock. The native window uses Omarchy’s Qt 6 and desktop libraries. Bundled effects target Hyprland 0.56.2; compatibility is checked before activation. Forecast viewing works when effects cannot load. See the README for full dependencies and standalone release verification.

Releases and checksums · Documentation

Option 2 · Agent

Have your agent install it for you

Copy this prompt into the agent running on your Linux machine.

Install A Weather App on this machine using the official instructions at https://github.com/joega/a-weather-app#install-on-omarchy.

First check whether this is a supported x86_64 Omarchy setup and whether the app is already installed. For a new supported installation, add the Omarchy plugin and its pinned compiled runtime using the documented installer. For an existing installation, use the documented update/bootstrap path if required. Preserve existing settings and local plugin edits; stop for linked or edited plugins that need manual review. Use the installer's archive checksum and runtime metadata verification.

Verify that the app can open its forecast window, then report what was installed and how to launch it. Leave desktop effects opt-in. If this machine is unsupported or needs system changes, explain what's needed before proceeding.