Every reader welcome
A weather app that works with VoiceOver and Larger Text

Comic Weather is a weather app for iPhone that turns your forecast into a comic book page. A comic is a visual thing, so the app is built to be read every other way too.
VoiceOver
Every control is labelled, and the painted panel speaks a summary of the sky. The Read plainly action reads the forecast straight, without the narrator's jokes.
Voice Control
Controls answer to their names: say "Tap Settings" or "Tap Search a city".
Larger Text
Text scales up to the largest accessibility sizes. At large sizes the narration moves under the painting, so nothing is cut off. Widgets scale within their fixed size, as Apple's own do.
Reduce Motion
With Reduce Motion or Low Power Mode on, the painted scenes hold still and the panels stop animating.
Not by color alone
Alert severity is spelled out in words inside the starburst, the chance of rain is printed as a percentage, and the chosen skin and units carry a stamp. Nothing depends on telling colors apart.
Tell us what's missing
If something doesn't read right with your setup, write to support@comicweather.app.
Questions
Does it follow Dark Mode?
The app doesn't switch with the system's Dark Mode. For dark pages, choose Midnight City in Settings > Theme.
Can VoiceOver read the forecast without the jokes?
Yes. Use the Read plainly action.