Enabled Apps

I had been wanting to do this watchface for a while, and finally spent the effort to compress weather forecast information down for the Pebble. Some of the icons are recycled from the Fair Weather Watch, and the settings are customizable.

The current weather conditions are displayed at the top: wind speed and direction; humidity represented by a shaded water droplet; cloud icon shaded by estimated cloud coverage; current temperature. Below is the forecast for the next five days, including the current day. For each day there is a weather icon, the high temperature, and the low temperature. The status bar in between indicates the last update time and the city of the forecasted data.

If the forecast data seems wrong, please check with http://openweathermap.org first to see if the problem is the watchface or the original forecast data is incorrect.

The httPebble app is required, available through the App Store and Google Play. This app is so that the Pebble watch can communicate to the Internet.

Thanks, everyone, for all the testing feedback!

This is a full weather station at your fingertips (or at least your wrist). The GPS from your smart phone finds the closest monitoring station from OpenWeatherMap.org and displays weather information. The weather data is processed and compressed because of limitations in the number of characters that can be sent.

Information includes sunrise, sunset, moon phase, air pressure, humidity, cloud coverage, wind speed & direction, temperature, and a short text summary and icon of the current conditions.

Oh, yeah, and this app also tells time. The smart phone app named httPebble is required, available for free on the App Store and Google Play.

For those of you outside the USA or who want an inverted (black-on-white) display, you can change your settings at http://SetPebble.com. There are options for choosing the temperature scale (fahrenheit or celsius), air pressure and wind speed units, seconds or minutes updates, and screen inversion.

This is a variant of the Fair Weather watch, and has a different display for wind, moon phase, and omits less-used metrics such as cloud cover. It tries to address the main drawback of small fonts used on the Fair Weather watch.

As with Fair Weather, httPebble is required, and there are customizations for units and display.

Displays METAR or TAF weather reports for selected stations. Use SetPebble.com to specify up to four stations to get periodic updates. This Pebble app is designed for small craft pilots who want updated reports at their fingertips (or wrist).

There are menu settings for changing the text size and refreshing the app immediately. The up and down Pebble buttons are used to scroll through the weather information.

This app requires httPebble (iOS) or Pebble Connect (Android). Some other apps claim support of httPebble protocol, but Pebbler produces "buffer overrun" messages.