Capture the scene with us - Your moment, your location, your weather

Capture the scene with us
Your moment, your location, your weather

Share your moment - the new feature of the Weather & Radar app.

Some weather moments are simply too beautiful to let pass by: a rainbow in the evening, dramatic clouds, or fog in the morning.

With the new feature of the Weather & Radar app, you can capture precisely these moments – quickly, easily, and directly from the app. We automatically add the location, time, and weather data – just record and watch it all come together.

Share your moment with family, friends or just for yourself. Show us your weather – we'll take care of the rest.

In short:

Record, edit, and share videos

Weather, location, and time are added automatically – directly from the app.

Our photo gallery shows you step by step how easy it is:

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Weather & Radar editorial team

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Capture the scene with us - Your moment, your location, your weather

Capture the scene with usYour moment, your location, your weather

In short:

Capture the scene with us
Your moment, your location, your weather