MT Weather

MT Weather is a hybrid watch face—both analog and digital—whose background reacts to the real-time weather of your location.

WHAT THE BACKGROUND DOES

• Rain: falling drops and still drops on the screen, like a wet car windshield.

• Storm: the above plus occasional flashes of lightning.

• Snow: snowflakes falling in zigzags and swirling.

• Fog and mist: two veils that intersect in a slow, swaying motion.

• Wind: leaves crossing the screen diagonally.

• Sun: a warm halo and flashes, with intensity proportional to the UV index.

• Clear night: twinkling stars.

And the two extremes of the thermometer, which are independent of the condition:

• Cold: frost growing from the edge of the screen, starting at 7°C and reaching a maximum below zero.

• • Heat: The lower edge lights up and the warm air rises in a ripple effect, starting at 30°C.

So it can be raining and freezing at the same time, or cloudy and 35°C.

Furthermore, the entire dial changes color according to the conditions: blue with rain, frosty with snow, amber with sunshine, and flat gray with fog.

WHAT IT DISPLAYS

• Large digital time display with seconds
• Analog hands
• Day and date
• Battery level
• Heart rate
• Steps with a progress ring toward your daily goal
• Current temperature, which turns blue when it's cold and orange when it's hot
• One customizable complication: you choose the provider (calories, distance, calendar, whatever you have installed)

DESIGNED FOR BATTERY LIFE

In ambient mode (always-on display), no weather effects are shown: only the hour markers, date, time, and hands remain, all dimmed. This keeps the percentage of pixels lit low, which is what conserves power and prevents burn-in on OLED screens.

REQUIREMENTS

Wear OS 5 or higher. Weather data is provided by the system and depends on the watch knowing its location (via the phone or networks). If no data is available, the watch face looks the same but without any effects.

It doesn't collect or transmit any data: it's a declarative watch face, without code.