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This app compares today’s weather to yesterday’s weather

From Callowhill interactive agency Brolik comes Yesterday's Weather, an app that compares today's weather to yesterday's.

From Callowhill interactive agency Brolik comes Yesterday’s Weather, an app that compares today’s weather to yesterday’s.

Download the free iOS app here.

There’s also Relative Weather, an app built in March by then-Penn senior Ayaka Nonaka that has a similar goal.

Find our recent feature on Brolik here.

Companies: Brolik

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