Weather Monitors

WeatherMate provides you with quick access to weather information in one or more selected cities. It supports locations in the US as well as international cities all around the globe. The program is particularly handy if you need to keep an eye on multiple cities, as it arranges the data into individual tabs, allowing you to quickly switch between different cities. You can select to view a compact or detailed forecast and optionally display a radar image of the region as well. WeatherMate can also speak the current conditions aloud, display the current temperature in the system tray and optionally lock itself onto the desktop.

Weather Pulse is a weather monitoring tool that that displays detailed weather information for selected US cities, as well as popular satellite images from around the globe. It includes weather alert options, 10 day forecast, hourly forecast, detailed forecast and more. The satellite images can be sent via email and also saved to file. Weather Pulse integrates all the information into a simple, easy to use interface and also provides a tray icon that displays the current temperature. You can also add custom radar and weather images, view animated images and monitor multiple zip codes. Weather Pulse puts local and global weather information into easy reach from the system tray.

Froggy - the weather forecaster. Froggy, is a funny frog in a glass for your desktop. With good weather, Froggy climbs his leader up and enjoys the sun. At rain and snow, he sits on the bottom of his glass freezing... An integrated weather ticker shows the weather forecast for more than 700 international cities. The weather forecast is updated two times daily by IndicaVia/Germany. Since Froggy shows international city weather, Froggy is a bit multi-cultural. Beside English and German he speaks Spanish, French, Italian, Polish, Czech, Hungarian, Dutch and Danish. Supports Celsius and Fahrenheit.

Webmizzle is a simple tool, that allows you to monitor the current weather conditions in any continent. It uses public weather images (Weather Channel) that allow you to view satellite images, temperatures, wind and precipitation forecasts.