Geolocated weather forecasts using the power of the World Wide Web.
Installing a spyware-ridden application on your telephone is dumb. When the only function of that application is to fetch and display data from the internet, installing it is even dumber. We have web browsers that can accomplish that (minus most of the spyware).
You can use your browser to bookmark your favorite weather forecasting site but, after loading, most sites require a second click to identify your current location. That is one too many clicks.
Geoweather is a simple HTML web page which uses the Javascript geolocation API to get your current coordinates, use those coordinates to build a forecast URL for your location, and redirect you to the URL.
Upload the HTML page someplace on the Information Super Highway, or use mine. Bookmark the URL and add the bookmark to your home screen. You can now get geolocated weather forecasts with a single click.
Bonus: the forecast service doesn't have permission to locate you.
The default forecast service is the National Weather Service.
Append the ?darksky querystring to be redirected to Dark Sky.
Append the ?windy querystring to be redirected to Windy.
Append the ?merry querystring to be redirected to Merry Sky.
If they detect that you are on a mobile device, both Both Dark Sky and Windy will waste valuable screen real estate with elements that ask you to install their mobile application. Use the uBlock Origin element picker to eliminate this waste.