Comic Weather
A hand-inked city skyline on the water: sun bursting through halftone clouds on one side, a thunderstorm rolling in on the other. Midnight City: lamplit stone steps climbing toward a moonlit skyline, inked in noir hatching.

Comic Weather

Meanwhile, over your city…

Rain around 15:00. The umbrella exists for this. Clear skies. The moon has the stage.

Weather,
told in panels.

Your forecast, drawn as a comic panel: ink, halftone, speech bubbles. Notified only when it matters — rain at 3, sun tomorrow. No accounts, no tracking.

Coming soon to theApp Store Pay once. Every press included. No ads, no subscriptions, no in-app purchases. For iPhone on iOS 18 or later.
Four-Color panel: a gust flips an umbrella inside out while a woman in red clutches her groceries on a busy street. Midnight City panel: a figure in a long coat leans into the wind on a hill above the city as papers fly.

Three voices. Same forecast.

Windy. Hold onto your hat. And your hair.

Notifications

Weather that talks back

  • Comic Weather · nowRain hits around 15:00 — grab the umbrella.
  • Comic Weather · 20:00Tomorrow's sunny. Make a plan.
  • Comic Weather · alertSevere alerts, named by the issuing agency, the moment they're new.

You only hear from Comic Weather when the forecast actually changes your day.

Four-Color panel: a lifeguard waves kids off the boardwalk as lightning strikes the sea at dusk. Midnight City panel: a storm breaking over the city at dusk, drawn in hatched ink.

Thunder. The sky is clearing its throat.

Storms get their own scene

Widgets

On your home screen

Lock Screen and Home Screen widgets bring the panel with you — small, medium and accessory sizes, refreshed through the day. No app needed to check if you need a jacket.

Four-Color panel: kids mid snowball fight outside a brick schoolhouse. Midnight City panel: snow falling on a quiet city street, drawn in hatched ink.

Snow party! Boots, mittens, go! Snow descends in silence. Witness it.

Rain, sun, fog, snow — a scene for each

Private by design

Comic Weather asks for your approximate location only to draw the right sky, and everything it remembers stays on your device. Read the privacy policy

  • No account
  • No tracking
  • No ads
  • Stays on device
Four-Color panel: a crowd of red, yellow, green and blue umbrellas crossing a rainy street at night.

Four-Color

The newsstand press, running hot. Coarse Ben-Day dots, saturated process primaries over heavy black ink, sound effects lettered into the sky. Loud on purpose. The default press.

Midnight City panel: a man in a trench coat under an umbrella, looking out at a rain-soaked skyline.

Midnight City

Gothic noir, inked. Near-black stock, one amber lamp, and every tone built from hand-drawn hatching rather than grey. Clipped-corner panels, dashed gutter rules, a condensed masthead.

Each press reprints the whole app — panel, masthead, hourly cards, the ten-day page, Settings and every widget. Both are in the box, and new presses arrive as free updates.

Your sky,
drawn in ink.

Coming soon to theApp Store