Atmos for Weather & Photo
Android app by Matthew Raifman. Weather · Matthew Raifman
- Store rating
- Unknown
- Store rating count
- Unknown
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Listed by the store
- Version
- 1.3.6
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-11
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Store description excerpt
Atmos Weather is the weather app built for photographers who take conditions seriously Open Atmos before a shoot and see exactly what the sky has in store — not just temperature and rain, but a scored forecast for golden hour, sunset, sunrise, Milky Way, aurora, and more. Every condition is rated from 0 to 100 so you know whether it’s worth setting the alarm. What Atmos covers: Sunset and sunrise prediction with sub-scores for color potential, cloud geometry, horizon gap, and visibility. No more showing up for a flat sky. Tap a cloud type and learn about what you are looking at. Milky Way planning with galactic core rise, peak, and set times, dark sky Bortle class, moon illumination, and a sky transparency score. Aurora forecasting with real-time Kp index, BZ, and solar wind data, plus a camera visibility range so you know if your latitude can actually capture it. Shoot recommendations scored by genre (landscape, wildlife, infrared, and more) with the best time window for each, updated throughout the day. Moon position, phase, altitude, and azimuth so every moonrise shot is lined up before you leave the house. Tides from NOAA or global sources for coastal and seascape photographers. Satellite imagery refreshing every 10 minutes from NASA GIBS and GOES-West or other satellites based on where you live. Dew point and fog prediction, air quality, cloud layers, and detailed atmospheric data that actually matters to photographers.
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