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48-hour Radar Maps
By Irfan Rosli
News editor
MojiWeather is a weather app for day-to-day decisions: whether to take an umbrella, whether a commute or flight is likely to be affected, or whether an outdoor plan is worth going ahead with. The developer describes it as a leading meteorological services app in China, with forecasts it says are precise to the kilometre and accurate to the minute.
The developer also calls its forecasts AI-powered. Those are the developer's own descriptions of the service.
The build we hold is MojiWeather: Weather Radar 1.52.1 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.0 and up.
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The hourly forecast covers the next 48 hours and is built to show when rain is expected to start and stop. That detail matters more than a single daily total when you are timing a commute, a walk or a drive.
The listing also names 48-hour radar maps as a feature, so the same short window can be checked visually as well as in the hourly figures.
The 40-day forecast is aimed at trips, events and other plans further out. It suits choosing dates, booking travel or deciding on a schedule before the 48-hour view applies.
Real-time alerts cover high and low temperatures, heavy rain, snow, poor air quality, tsunamis and earthquakes. Earthquake and tsunami warnings sit alongside weather alerts in the same app, rather than in a separate service.
The developer presents the alerts as a way to stay prepared wherever you are, which suggests they follow your location as you move.