How do I get weather on my desktop?
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How do I get weather on my desktop?
How to add Weather to desktop in Windows 10
- Download the Widget Launcher app from the Microsoft Store.
- Launch the app once it’s been downloaded.
- There, you’ll see all the widgets the package has to offer.
- Last on the list will be one named ‘Weather’.
- Click to configure it.
What is the best weather app to download?
The vast majority of these apps are free, so try them out until you find the sunniest one for you.
- Best Free Weather App: AccuWeather.
- Best Paid Weather App: Carrot Weather.
- Best Weather App for Android: Flowx.
- Best for Local Forecasts: MyRadar Weather Radar.
- Best for Official Data: NOAA Weather Radar Live.
How do I get weather on taskbar?
Right-click the taskbar. This is the bar on your screen that contains the Start menu logo. If your taskbar is located at the top, left, or right of your screen, you will not see the “News and interests” option in the menu. You can only add the weather icon/text if the taskbar is at the bottom of your screen.
What’s the most popular weather app?
AccuWeather is ZDNet’s top choice. We compared features, cost, and accessibility when we determined our No. 1 pick and four other top-tier weather apps worth trying.
How do I pin the weather on my taskbar?
Click the Windows or the Start icon. Look for the weather application under tiles. Right click it then select More. Choose Pin to taskbar.
How do I get the weather on my Microsoft taskbar?
First, right-click the taskbar. In the menu that opens, select “News and Interests.” When a smaller menu opens off of that one, select “Show icon and text.” The weather widget will appear in your taskbar near the clock and the notification area.
Where do I find weather apps?
The best weather apps and weather widgets for Android
- 1Weather.
- Accuweather.
- Appy Weather.
- Google Feed.
- MyRadar Weather Radar.
- NOAA Weather.
- Overdrop.
How can I get a free weather app?
Here are five of the best free weather apps for both iPhone and Android phones.
- The Weather Channel. You probably already know the Weather Channel (iOS, Android) as a staple of basic cable television.
- AccuWeather.
- Clime: NOAA Weather Radar Live.
- Yahoo Weather.
