Forecast templates have been the staple product from MetGraphics since day one, with each design using the latest techniques and design styles at the time of release to keep customers ahead of the curve with the finest looking designs. Our forecast templates are designed in Photoshop, and come packed with a fully layered and editable Photoshop document; while for those who choose to work and design in other programs such as PowerPoint, blank .PNG & .JPEG images are included for you to import in and use just as well as you would in Photoshop. MetGraphics’ forecast templates come with the upper third and background baked right in, no additional graphical elements needed aside from forecast icons (which do come separate).
Latest templates
T56: Momentum
This forecast template includes several (over 5) different tile & panel designs, giving you many options allowing you to layout your perfect forecast.
T55 Multi-City IntraWx
T55 strikes weather icons unnecessary and introduces MetGraphics’ beautiful IntraWx into the world of a 24-hour, multi-city forecast.
T51: Regional
This regional forecast template includes both 3 and 4 city options depending on the variety or size of the region you’d like to forecast for.
T50: ‘Revolution’
Being the 50th forecast template under MetGraphics.net’s belt, this one features nostalgic but fresh design and offers two ways to display your forecast: traditionally with icons, or using IntraWx tiles.
T49 Rebound
In T49: Rebound, a return to the more traditional style in forecast templates has returned with rigid content bars and a simple layout with a modern twist.
T48: IntraWx Horizontal
Upon learning how popular the previous IntraWx forecast templates were, I’ve released a new horizontal iteration of an IntraWx template. IntraWx Horizontal, the 48th forecast template MetGraphics has produced, features 32 integrated weather types in a horizontal forecast panel.
T47: Coast
The Coast template introduces a sleek and minimalist design style, with sanded edges and a unique use of colors across the board. T47: “Coast” is a sleek, modern template bringing together simple lines with bold colors.
T45 “Sierra”
T45 “Sierra” features dark primary tiles, a dark upper third, and brighter low bars to draw some contrast between the primary tiles & the highs.
T44 “Diamond”
A high resolution, modern & sleek forecast template with a minimalistic upper third, separated low containers, reflected-edges on the main tiles for the beginning and end days, and indentations to fit the lows in-between the main tiles.
T43 “Edge”
T43 features forecast tiles that pull traits from a variety of designs over the years, with a modern flair and many tweaks made to create a natural flow between tiles.
T41 “Deep Blue”
T41 features dark blue accent colors with a brigher blue background to separate the tiles & upper third from it and create good, but not overpowering contrast.
T40
T40 brings back some previous design style, but has been modernized to keep up with my current design trend. There’s many variations of this template, specifically of the tiles. There’s a light and dark variation, as well as embedded hexagonal pattern overlays (that can be disabled)
T39 “Stripe”
A high resolution, modern & sleek forecast template with a minimalistic upper third, separated low containers, reflected-edges on the main tiles for the beginning and end days, and indentations to fit the lows in-between the main tiles. The background is vignetted to draw attention to the tiles & forecast elements.
Other Templates
These templates are neither old (legacy) or T-series templates. These are specialized.
Legacy Templates
These templates that follow are from the early years of MetGraphics’, and created the initial style MetGraphics became known for. In some ways it’s somewhat aged, which is why the T-Series has taken over — however some of these classic templates have held up perfectly over the years and remain viable templates.
Super Blue
A colorful, modern, & sleek forecast template. Includes two upper-third variations, as well as two forecast tile variations, essentially giving you two forecast templates in one.
Template 26
Yet another forecast template to add to the ever-growing collection, number 26 features a sleek upper third, high contrast forecast tiles, and a bright and minimal background.
Template 24
What was going to be a redesign of an old template, is now basically a brand new template with little to no resemblance to the old one made in 2012. Include both 5 and 7 day format variations, with and without background (if you want to use your own custom backgrounds), along with the upper third and the background included for use in other projects.
Template 19
A sleek, modern forecast template including blank PNGs and one main editable PSD. Includes both 5 and 7 day tiles, with a couple background variations and a transparent background so you can implement your own background or image.
Template 20
Very colorful, high-contrast 5/7 day forecast templates, including backgrounds and transparent backgrounds that allow you to place your own background behind the template.
