Meteum: weather radar・forecast
Meteum: weather radar・forecast Summary
Meteum: weather radar・forecast is a free iOS app in Weather by Direct Cursus Computer Systems Trading. Released in Dec 2021 (4 years ago). It has 1.8K ratings with a 4.78★ (excellent) average. Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 3K monthly active users . Store last updated Mar 30, 2026
SDK intelligence: AppGoblin detected 2 development tools(e.g. Apollo), 1 analytics: attribution,and 1 ad networks integrated into Meteum: weather radar・forecast. View full SDK list →
Meteum: weather radar・forecast SDKs Summary
Meteum: weather radar・forecast was last scanned for SDKs on 2026-08-26. Below is the overview of third-party companies detected in the app. The full list of SDKs, permissions and unknowns is available here.
4.78★
Ratings: 1.8K
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App Description
Meteum provides accurate hyperlocal weather forecasts, alerts and interactive weather radar information in real time.
Powered by the AI technology, Meteum integrates surface observations provided by
thousands of automated weather stations around the world, alongside data from radars and satellites. It also relies on current weather reports from the service users, which bring the quality of live weather forecasts to a new level.
Meteum users can:
— View weather forecast for today, tomorrow or the whole week ahead – for a city, city district, metro station area, or even specific street address
— Watch the rain or snow patterns on a weather radar map in real time and track their trajectories in the next ten, thirty or ninety minutes
— Choose favorite locations for tracking the local weather and easily switch between them
— Receive alerts about sudden weather changes, such as cold snaps, thaws, or rain showers
— Place a customizable weather widget on their home screen or notification bar to always stay in-the-know about the weather and plan ahead
— Quickly verify current weather reports submitted by other Meteum users through a clear and simple user interface
AppMetrica
Apollo
Yandex
Google