Description

Aura Weather carries my Spain weather app's design language onto the Pebble Time 2: a living sky you read at a glance. The hero screen draws the sun (a moon at night) arcing over a day-to-night gradient computed from the real sunrise and sunset times for your location, with no baked art, so it always matches the light outside.

Page through a deck of cards with UP and DOWN, with SELECT to refresh: the next eight hours, the next six days, a sun-and-moon card with golden and blue hour, a wind compass, UV and air-quality rings, a details grid, and a colour-coded warning card when one is active. Every number is tinted by Aura's own data ramps, so a hot day reads red, a calm wind reads teal, and the whole deck reads as one system. Cards appear only when they have something to say, and you choose which to show, reorder them, and pick the one the app opens on.

It fetches its own weather on the phone through Open-Meteo, worldwide, with no account and no API key, so it just works on install. In Spain you can switch to the official AEMET source with a free key. There is a light theme alongside the default dark one: long-press UP to switch it on the watch, or set it from the phone. The last forecast is kept, so a card shows the moment you raise your wrist, before the phone answers.

Free and open source.