Brolly is a new web service that presents weather forecasts entirely in plain text. The site's interface is designed for simplicity, showing current weather conditions, a daily summary, and a weekly outlook without graphical elements.
The service provides comprehensive weather data, including temperature (current, feels like, daily range), wind speed (average and gusts), and precipitation. It also includes hourly breakdowns for conditions, temperature, and precipitation probability.
Beyond standard weather, Brolly offers information on UV index, air quality index (AQI), and pollen levels. These metrics are presented with textual graphs and key indicators for severity, such as low, moderate, or high.
The site indicates when its weather data was last fetched, ensuring users know the recency of the information provided. This transparency is consistent with its plain-text, factual presentation.
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A new website named Brolly has launched, offering weather forecasts in a plain-text format. This provides a minimalist and accessible way to view current conditions, daily summaries, and detailed hourly breakdowns for various metrics.