The creators of Dark Sky have a new weather app that shares multiple predictions

Tech News Apple The creators of Dark Sky have a new weather app that shares multiple predictions Acme Weather is available now for iOS with a $25 annual subscription, but an Android version is also planned. Acme Weather is available now for iOS with a $25 annual subscription, but an Android version is also planned. by Andrew Liszewski Feb 23, 2026, 5:31 PM UTC Acme Weather is currently only available for iOS. Image: Acme Weather Corporation Andrew Liszewski is a senior reporter who’s been covering and reviewing the latest gadgets and tech since 2006, but has loved all things electronic since he was a kid. After selling their popular weather app to Apple in March 2020 , where some of its core features were incorporated into Apple Weather, the creators of Dark Sky have left Apple to create yet another alternative. Their new app, called Acme Weather , embraces the fact that forecasts will never be entirely accurate by providing both a main prediction of the day’s conditions and several alternate predictions. Acme Weather is currently only available for iOS . An Android version is planned, but there’s no release timeline yet. You can try it out for two weeks for free, but a $25 annual subscription is needed if you like what you see and want to keep using it. Dark Sky cost $3.99 when it was a third-party app, but Acme Weather’s creators claim their new app will provide better forecasts and more weather info than Dark Sky did, sourced from satellite data, ground station observations, and radar data. The app shows the primary forecast alongside alternate predictions. The closer they are, the better the chance the forecast will be accurate. Image: Acme Weather Corporation The alternate predictions will be presented alongside the primary forecast as a series of lines showing how conditions may progress throughout the day. When the alternate prediction lines are grouped close together, it’s an indication that the primary forecast is reliable. When there’s a wider spread betwe...