WeatherTab for Chrome
Your weather.
Every new tab.
A Chrome extension with weather, search,
and a background you choose.
Choose a simple forecast or add hourly conditions and radar. Let the background follow the weather or pick a favorite photo.
Replaces your Chrome new tab page
Prefer a homepage?
Explore the WeatherTab homepageSee the days ahead.
Choose 6, 12, or 24 forecast hours and up to seven days, when available. Pick the readings you see at a glance, open Weather details for more, and follow sunrise and sunset in your city. Add radar whenever you need it.
Search. Or ask.
Use your browser’s default search engine, or choose a search provider or AI assistant in Customize. This choice applies only to WeatherTab.
Make room for your day.
Start with Minimal, Everyday, or Expanded. Save favorite cities, choose comfortable or compact spacing, and set your units, clock, panels, and background. Your choices stay in this browser.
A little weather. Your way.
Find your kind of calm.
Choose from 36 full-screen photographs for sunshine, clouds, rain, snow, mist, and night. Let the background follow your weather, keep a favorite view, or choose a quiet gradient.
Just the essentials.
Weather and your preferred web search provider, with room to breathe.
A closer look at your day.
Open Weather details for more readings, sunrise and sunset, and the moon phase. Keep your favorite readings on the dashboard.
A bigger picture of your weather.
Turn on hourly conditions and radar. Switch them off whenever you like.
A tab that feels like you.
Choose your weather readings, forecast range, and spacing. Save cities for quick access. Your preferences save automatically.
A view worth opening a tab for.
Browse 36 weather photographs, and choose a favorite.
Better together
Your new tab. And your toolbar.
Love the weather at a glance? Add Weather Extension for the temperature in your toolbar and a forecast one click away.
Give your next tab a little weather.
Add WeatherTab to Chrome, then open a new tab to get started.
Seeing a gray bar at the bottom of WeatherTab? Learn how to hide Chrome’s footer.