Rain, floods and forecasts for your streets
Weather gives you the forecast for the places you care about, with animated skies, air quality and a short-term rain warning. It can also alert you when heavy rain is heading for roads and neighbourhoods known to flood in Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt.
Everything in Weather.
Current conditions, feels-like, dew point, and hourly and daily forecasts with animated skies.
A 15-minute rain forecast tells you about when rain will start or stop where you are.
Watch, warning and severe levels based on heavy rain over a cited list of flood-prone roads and areas in Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt.
Shows flooding reported by Go-Slow drivers within about 20 km, with how many have confirmed it.
Air quality index, PM2.5, PM10 and dust, which also spots Harmattan haze.
Optional alerts for thunderstorms and damaging winds.
Search for towns and cities, use your location, and reorder your list.
Shows the last forecast when you have no connection.
Up and running in three steps.
- Allow your location or search for a place.
- Swipe between your places to see their forecasts.
- Turn on rain, flood or severe weather alerts if you want them.
Weather fetches forecasts from Open-Meteo and flood reports from Go-Slow without any account, and uses only your rough location to find the forecast for where you are.
Weather questions.
01How accurate is "rain in 20 minutes" here?
Over Nigeria the 15-minute data is worked out from hourly models, so the app says "about" and rounds to 5 minutes.
02Where does the flood-prone list come from?
Every road and area cites a public source, such as state government advisories or news reports. Tap one to see its sources.
03How often does it check?
About every 30 minutes with alerts on, and every few hours with them off.
04What if Go-Slow is unreachable?
Flood alerts carry on using the forecast alone, and the Flood screen says so.