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An innovative earth simulation that combines an easy to navigate 3 dimensional globe with real-time weather, live earthquakes, webcams, volcanoes and current cloud formations. Great educational tool, a must have for avid weather watchers!

Animated weather radar & satellite, local temperature in tray, local weather, internet time sync, sun/moon rise, map, animated moon phase, planets, eclipse, equinox/solstice, meteors, dictionary, thesaurus, calculator, full year calendar, 27 holidays

The Fishing Almanac provides comprehensive information on the Sun, Moon, Tides, Weather and Solunar Predictions. Information provided will improve your catch rate by allowing you to choose the most suitable time to go fishing.

A program to receive weather reports, navigational warnings and weather charts transmitted on longwave and shortwave bands in RTTY, NAVTEX and HF-FAX (WEFAX) modes. Only receiver and computer with a sound card are necessary.

The Fishing Almanac has been designed using advanced techniques in solunar prediction targeting to maximize your chances of successful fishing. Information on the Sun, Moon, Tides, Weather, Locations and Solunar Predictions.

Froggy is a funny frog in a glass for your desktop. He shows the weather forecast for more than 700 international cities. Beside English and German he speaks Spanish, French, Italian, Polish, Czech, Hungarian, Dutch and Danish.

This is a great weather program that can sit in your system tray and keep you posted of current weather conditions, forecasts, Warnings & Advisories, radar/satellite images and much more!

Say bye to the conventional Windows tray clocks. Not only does it display time in the hour-and-minute fashion, the clock also displays date, time for any time zone, current weather conditions, forecasts and alarm clock. Over 130 skins.

AccuWallpaper will place a window to the outside world right on your desktop by dynamically changing the wallpaper based on the weather. Want to know what the weather is like outside? Take a peak at your desktop to see.