Lune Weather

Most weather apps give you numbers. Lune gives you sentences. "Right now, it's raining steadily. You'll want an umbrella and shoes you don't mind getting wet." "Tomorrow brings about a fifty-fifty chance of rain, most likely in the afternoon." "Say goodbye to the sun in 23 minutes." Four pages, one swipe apart: now, the rest of today, tomorrow, and the next seven days. Each one tells you what it's like outside and what to do about it. The only number on the screen is the temperature as it actually feels. HONEST ABOUT MAYBES Some days, rain is certain. Other days, it's only possible. Lune tells you which, how likely it is in plain words, and when it's most likely to come. It never promises a clear day when the sky hasn't made up its mind. The same goes for snow. MADE FOR WHERE YOU LIVE Twelve degrees is a mild day in Montreal and a cold one in Beirut. Lune knows the difference, and…