Move your pointer — the sky shifts. Try live weather in the panel, or cycle sky moods.
Clean Android weather: current conditions, hourly + 10-day forecast, rain radar, wind, fog, hurricanes, and severe alerts — without ads or accounts.
Layers: Rain/Snow (radar + ⚡ storm cells near your pin), Wind, Fog, Rivers (USGS stages · rising/falling), Lightning (NWS warnings + model storm cells), Hurricane (NHC), Tornado / severe (NWS), and Eclipse (path of totality). Click the map to drop a pin — it updates the weather panel above.
Current conditions, feels-like, wind, humidity, UV, visibility, hourly strip, and a 10-day outlook.
Rain radar, wind field, fog, NHC hurricane cone/track, and NWS tornado / severe polygons — same layers as on this site.
Save locations, optional severe storm alerts, home-screen widget, and status-bar temperature.
Forecasts from Open-Meteo, radar from RainViewer, storms from NHC / NWS, places via OpenStreetMap Nominatim. No account, no analytics SDKs, no ads. See the privacy policy.
Install GeauxWeather from this website — no Store account required. Works on Windows 11 (Edge or Chrome), desktop Linux, ChromeOS, and Android Chrome. Opens in its own window like a normal app.
Windows 11: open this site in Edge or Chrome
→ browser menu (⋯) → Apps → Install this site as an app
(or look for the install icon in the address bar).
Android: Chrome menu → Install app / Add to Home screen.
Desktop Linux / ChromeOS: same Install app option in Chrome or Edge when available.
Now on the Chrome Web Store — install GeauxWeather for Chrome, Brave, Edge, and other Chromium browsers. Toolbar popup with live weather, city search, temperature badge, and a link to this site. No ads, no tracking.
Prefer sideloading? Unzip the manual package →
brave://extensions or chrome://extensions →
Developer mode → Load unpacked.
Works on all major Linux desktops with a system tray / status area — GNOME, KDE Plasma, XFCE, Cinnamon, MATE, Budgie, LXQt, and others that support AppIndicator / StatusNotifier. Shows condition + temperature in the panel and opens this site. Also adds a GeauxWeather app launcher. Best on Debian / Ubuntu / Mint (one-line install); other distros need the same Python/GTK packages.
One-line install (recommended):
curl -fsSL https://geauxweather.com/linux/install.sh | bash
Then start the tray (or log out/in — it autostarts):
python3 ~/.local/share/geauxweather-widget/geauxweather_tray.py &
What the installer sets up:
• Approximates your location from your network (not hard-coded to Louisiana)
• Defaults to °C outside the US (en_US → °F)
• Writes ~/.config/geauxweather-widget/config.json (kept on reinstall)
• One autostart entry (no duplicate tray icons)
• Drawn weather icons (no special emoji font required)
Tray menu: Location (Detect my location / Search city…) · Units (°C / °F) · Refresh · Open website
Any desktop: app menu → GeauxWeather starts the tray
(if it’s already running, opens the website).
GNOME: needs the AppIndicator extension (install script adds it on Debian/Ubuntu).
KDE / XFCE / Cinnamon / MATE / Budgie / LXQt: tray icons work natively — no extra extension.
Update / reinstall: run the same one-line install again, then restart the tray
with killall geauxweather_tray.py and start it again (or log out/in). Your config is preserved.