"Weather for Windows" isn[SQ]t a single, officially supported application from Microsoft or a major weather provider. There[SQ]s no standard program with that exact name. It[SQ]s possible that :

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It[SQ]s a third-party application:

Many independent developers create weather apps for Windows. Someone might have named their app "Weather for Windows." If you encountered this name somewhere, you[SQ]d need more context (e.g., where did you see it?) to identify the specific program.

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It[SQ]s an outdated or discontinued application:

Older weather apps might have had that name, but are no longer available or supported.

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It[SQ]s a misremembered name:

The actual name might be slightly different.

To get weather information on Windows, you could use:

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The built-in Windows weather app:

Windows 10 and 11 often come with a basic weather app that integrates into the system tray.
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A web browser:

Numerous websites (like AccuWeather, The Weather Channel, etc.) provide detailed weather forecasts.
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A third-party weather app from the Microsoft Store:

Search the Microsoft Store for "weather" to find many different options.


If you can provide more details about where you saw "Weather for Windows," it might be possible to identify the specific app.