Fluid Meteo 2.1 expands global weather features and improves warning support

Fluid Meteo has released version 2.1, bringing several technical improvements to its originally global weather platform. Developed by Swiss firm Ubique AG — the team behind the MeteoSwiss app — Fluid Meteo aims to combine precise meteorological data with an internationally usable interface and stronger warning delivery.

The update focuses on technical enhancements that improve reliability and the delivery of warning information to users in different regions. While the app complements national warning apps (such as the German DWD service), its origins in Ubique’s MeteoSwiss work suggest a strong emphasis on data accuracy and professional meteorological practices.

Key points

• Version 2.1 delivers technical upgrades to the app’s core systems, aiming for better performance and more reliable warnings.
• Built by Ubique AG, the team behind MeteoSwiss, Fluid Meteo brings Swiss meteorological experience to an international audience.
• The app is positioned as a complement to national warning services (for example, the DWD in Germany) by offering global coverage and intuitive alerting.

Why it matters

For users who rely on fast, accurate weather alerts — commuters, outdoor workers, and anyone living in severe‑weather areas — apps that improve warning delivery and data fidelity can make a real difference. Fluid Meteo’s lineage with MeteoSwiss and its international scope make it worth watching for travelers and residents outside the app’s original home market.

For official information and national warnings, consider checking local meteorological authorities as well: MeteoSwiss, DWD (Germany), and Ubique AG for developer details.

Discussion: Would you use an international weather app with enhanced warning delivery like Fluid Meteo, or do you prefer local/national services? What features matter most to you in a weather app?