Weather Mode

Your Sky.
Before You Step Outside.

Live local weather on an always-on circular display — current conditions, hourly forecast, and live precipitation radar for exactly where you live. No app to open, no phone to unlock. Just glance.

Live Radar Hourly Forecast 7-Day Outlook Severe Alerts
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No Subscription Wi-Fi Setup in 2 Min All Modes Included
Radar Live & Animated
Hourly Precip Chance
7-Day Full Outlook
SkyWatch Weather Mode desk display

The Whole Forecast.
One Glance.

Weather mode packs everything you'd normally dig through a weather app for onto one always-on circular display — hyper-local, always current, zero taps.

Current Temp & Feels-Like

The headline number, big and readable from across the room — live temperature for your exact location plus the feels-like reading that accounts for wind chill and humidity. Know whether it's a jacket day before you open the closet.

Hourly Precipitation Chance

Hour-by-hour rain probability for the rest of your day, shown as a compact bar strip. Spot the dry window for the school run, the dog walk, or the bike ride — and know exactly when it closes.

Live Precipitation Radar

Animated radar overlaid on a real map of your area, centred on home. Storms, snow bands, drizzle, and downpours show up colour-coded by intensity — and the animation shows which way they're moving and how fast.

Wind Speed & Direction

Live wind speed with gusts and a directional arrow that actually means something on a circular display. Cyclists, golfers, and anyone with a barbecue to light know why this matters.

Sunrise & Sunset

Today's exact sunrise and sunset times for your location — plus how much daylight you have left right now. Perfect for timing the evening run, the golden-hour photo, or just knowing when to switch the lights on.

7-Day Outlook

The week ahead at a glance — daily highs and lows, condition icons, and rain chance for each of the next seven days. Plan the weekend on Tuesday without opening a single app.

SkyWatch Weather Mode severe alert display

When It Matters,
It Interrupts.

When an official watch or warning is issued for your area, Weather mode doesn't wait for you to check — the display shifts into a high-visibility warning state on its own.

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Automatic Warning State The moment a severe weather watch or warning covers your location, the display switches from its normal cyan theme to an unmissable amber alert screen — no configuration needed.
2
Watches & Warnings, Clearly Labelled Thunderstorms, high winds, flood, winter storm, and heat advisories — each alert shows its official type, the area it covers, and when it expires. You read it in two seconds.
3
Radar One Tap Away Tap the alert and the display jumps straight to live radar so you can see exactly where the storm cell is and which way it's tracking relative to your home.
4
Back to Normal, Automatically When the alert expires or is cancelled, the display returns to your regular weather view on its own. No dismissing, no lingering banners, no stale warnings.

The Most
Universal Mode.

Not everyone tracks planes or watches tickers — but everyone checks the weather. Weather mode replaces the phone-grab morning ritual with a single glance on your way past the desk, the hallway, or the kitchen counter.

The Morning Commuter

Coat or no coat? Train or drive? One glance on the way to the coffee machine answers both — current temp, feels-like, and the hourly rain bars for your exact commute window. No phone, no doomscroll detour, no being late because you checked "one more thing."

The Parent Planning the Day

Park or museum? Wellies or trainers? The 7-day outlook and hourly precip chance sit on the counter where the whole family can see them — so the Saturday plan gets made over breakfast, not renegotiated in a downpour at the school gate.

The Weekend Golfer

Tee time is 8:40 and the front's coming in. Live radar shows exactly where the rain band is and which way it's moving; wind speed and direction tell you what the back nine will feel like. Play, delay, or reschedule — decided before you leave the house.

Faster Than
Your Phone.

24/7 Always Current
0 Apps Opened
2s Mode Switch

The forecast is already on the display before you think to look for it. Glance, decide, go — and when you want planes, ships, or stocks instead, you're two seconds from any other mode.

You're Not Just Buying
a Weather Station.

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Common
Questions

Weather mode pulls from professional meteorological data feeds — the same aggregated station, satellite, and radar networks that power the major weather services. Current conditions, hourly forecasts, and the 7-day outlook refresh automatically over Wi-Fi throughout the day, and precipitation radar frames update every few minutes so what you see on the display matches what's happening outside the window. Severe weather watches and warnings come from official government alerting sources for your region.
You set your home location once during the two-minute Wi-Fi setup in the companion app — either by searching your town or dropping a pin on the map. From then on, everything is hyper-local to that spot: the temperature, the hourly rain bars, the radar (which centres on your home automatically), and the severe alerts. SkyWatch doesn't track you, doesn't need GPS, and never asks again. Moving house? Change the location in the app in ten seconds.
Yes. Alongside your home location you can add extra locations from the app — the city where your family lives, your office across town, or next week's holiday destination. SkyWatch cycles through them automatically on a timer you control, or you can tap the display to jump between locations on demand. Each one gets the full treatment: current conditions, hourly forecast, radar, and 7-day outlook.
It does. The radar view plays a rolling loop of the most recent frames over a real street map of your area, so you can see rain bands and storm cells actually moving — which direction they're heading and roughly how fast. Precipitation is colour-coded by intensity, from light drizzle through to heavy downpours and snow, and you can pan and zoom from your neighbourhood out to a view covering hundreds of miles. It's the difference between "40% chance of rain" and watching the shower that's going to miss you slide past to the north.