Woopicx

Weather 3D Icons

230+ conditions and climate marks — rain clouds, wind, lightning, umbrellas, thermometers.
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Rustic wooden weather houseweather radar dome on towerweather alert radio with alarmtraditional wagasa oil paper umbrellainnovative umbrella vending kioskopening umbrella under stormy skiesadvanced truck-mounted radar systemtorn umbrella with raintraditional teru teru bozu dollreporter braving the stormstorm cloud over money bagcreative storm of ideasweather station display boxStunning split day and night viewparked car under heavy snowwarning sign for slippery roadschild splashing in puddlesfrown on a rainy windowmelting ice block on surfaceLouvered white weather shelterwinter road conditions signhalf sun rising over hillglass sphere capturing sunlightwinter frozen fountain scenewarning sign for falling iciclesDark mode toggle switchcrosswind sign and windsockstorm warning flags on mastCloud with diagonal slash iconcelestial weathervane designvintage barograph drum recorderweather station with solar panelarched window under moonlightacoustic cannon for hail protectioncompact water leak sensordelicate marine snow particlesset of ice globes for facial careglowing bioluminescent plankton swirlcolorful blind bag clipsHeat pump unit on vehiclerustic wind vane with arrowtipping bucket rain gaugeweather synoptic map illustrationLouvered box design for ventilationMeasuring snow depth accuratelyradiosonde package for meteorologypyranometer with transparent domeadvanced lightning detector antennaDurable hail pad foamEvaporation pan with hook

A forecast is one of the few interfaces read entirely through icons, which sets a high bar: rain and drizzle must differ at a glance, on a small tile, often in poor light. These are drawn with enough separation between conditions to survive that, and they extend past the daily forecast into climate and emissions.

What is in the set

Conditions — rain clouds, lightning, wind, snow, water drops with snowflakes. Protection and response such as umbrellas and air conditioning. Temperature marks including thermometers and cooling systems. Plus the climate layer: carbon dioxide, warming, natural disasters and extreme events.

Where these work best

Forecast widgets and weather apps, travel planning, agriculture and logistics dashboards, climate and ESG reporting, and news graphics. Cloud, sun and snowflake break out individual conditions in more depth.

Frequently asked questions

Are climate change icons included?
Yes — emissions, warming and disaster marks sit alongside the everyday forecast conditions.
Do they read at small sizes?
The main conditions do. The more detailed climate scenes are better used larger.
How many are free?
Around six in ten of the 230+ download free with attribution.