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Overmorrow: a weather app for Android with unique UI
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this post was submitted on 11 Nov 2024
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It's very pretty and I could see myself using it but I will stick with breezy weather for now.
I just think this has too much going on and the information is spread out too much. This is all personal preference but I feel that I get a lot more information from breezy quicker.
Cool project tho. Really like the radar
Just tried this. Don't like that to see hourly forecast for a future day you have to scroll right for it.
Breezy is probably the most mainstream rn.