Click Clock is a feature-rich and informative application that comes in handy when you want to check the date, time and weather, read more about the moon and solar cycles, inspect the satellite view, as well as make arithmetical calculations and search the Internet.

The utility comes wrapped into an outdated yet clear-cut interface, composed of two separate windows. One displays the date and time, while the second packs all the offered functions in distinct tabs.

Click Clock automatically syncs its clock and calendar with the system's data. You can navigate through the months and years using the provided arrows, and jump to a particular panel by clicking on a day from the calendar.

You have the option to view the lunar and solar cycles, the coordinates and angles of all the solar system's planets, and the dates when meteor showers are visible.

Click Clock lets you check the weather on various websites, such as NationalWeatherService.com, NOAA.com, Weather.com, AccuWeather.com or WeatherPixie.com. However, you do have the choice to search for your local weather on any site you like by typing in the web address.

Plus, you can check the radar (can include rivers, highways, cities, topo) and satellite view for your local position or any other area. A nice addition is the option to display the time from other cities, like Amsterdam, Los Angeles, Tokyo or Auckland.

From the "Set" tab, it's possible to fetch weather data for different countries and cities, and check the wind speed, precipitation,  temperature, pressure or humidity.

The tool lets you do simple arithmetical and trigonometrical calculations, search for words on Google or Wikipedia, convert measurement units and view the most important world holidays.

On an ending note, Click Clock is a reliable program designed to help you keep track of time, check the weather from various locations, examine the satellite and radar view and make simple operations.