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The Pixel 9's new weather app is like Dark Sky for Android - and you can try it right now
As reported by Android Authority, the new and improved Weather app can now be sideloaded from APKMirror. It should work on devices running Android 14 or later, but as this isn't yet the finished version of the app, expect some bugs and crashes - and when it is launched properly, it may end up being
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You can try this leaked Google Pixel 9 app early -- here's how
The Pixel 9's new weather app can be unofficially downloaded early onto devices running Android 14. Android Authority originally shared how to sideload the new Weather app through APKmirror. Users can download and install the APK file onto their Android 14 devices, but it should be noted that this
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Google's upcoming Pixel 9 smartphone features a revamped weather app that's being compared to the popular Dark Sky. The app is already available for testing on some Android devices.

Google's highly anticipated Pixel 9 smartphone is making waves even before its official release, thanks to a leaked weather app that's drawing comparisons to the beloved Dark Sky application. The new app, which is expected to be a standard feature on the Pixel 9, offers a sleek design and advanced weather forecasting capabilities that have Android users excited
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.The revamped weather app boasts a range of impressive features, including:
Users have noted that the app's interface and functionality bear a striking resemblance to Dark Sky, a popular weather app that was acquired by Apple in 2020 and subsequently removed from the Android platform
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.While the Pixel 9 is yet to hit the market, eager Android users can get a sneak peek of the new weather app. Google has made a preview version available for testing on certain Android devices. To access this early version, users need to follow a specific set of steps:
After completing these steps, users should be able to see the new weather widget on their home screen
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The introduction of this new weather app could significantly impact the Android weather app ecosystem. With its advanced features and Google's backing, it may become a strong competitor to existing third-party weather applications. This move also suggests that Google is focusing on enhancing the native app experience for Pixel users, potentially giving the Pixel 9 an edge in the competitive smartphone market.
As the launch date for the Pixel 9 approaches, it's likely that more features and details about the device will emerge. The early release of the weather app not only generates buzz for the upcoming smartphone but also allows Google to gather user feedback and potentially refine the app before the official launch.
This development highlights Google's commitment to improving the user experience on its Pixel devices and sets the stage for an exciting reveal when the Pixel 9 is officially announced.
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