WeatherMan
WeatherMan is a lightweight weather utility for macOS that displays current conditions, extended forecasts, weather alerts and radar imagery for cities worldwide. The app presents weather information in three ways: in the menu bar, in a dedicated window, and in the dock, allowing users to check conditions at a glance without opening a full-screen app. It supports multiple cities, pulling data from the National Weather Service, and includes AppleScript support for integration with other applications and automation workflows.
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1 suggestionWeatherMan appears to have not received substantial updates in recent years, and search results do not indicate that a native Apple Silicon build has been released. The bundle ID (com.afterten.WeatherMan) and the lack of any mention of Apple Silicon or Universal Binary support in available information suggest this remains an Intel-only app. With Apple removing Rosetta 2 in macOS 28 (September 2028), you have approximately two years to decide on an alternative. If you depend on WeatherMan, contact the AfterTen Software developer directly to ask whether a native build is planned before the deadline. As a contingency, consider native alternatives such as Apple's built-in Weather app (which comes with every Mac), Elpass (for weather plus other information displays), or Cardhop (a weather widget for the menu bar) — all of which run natively on Apple Silicon and are actively maintained.
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