[Technology] Weather apps

[Spunk Bubble]

What is the best weather app for Android?

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[vegster]

Windows

 

[Spunk Bubble]

Windows

Good one

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[Barham's tash]

What is the best weather app for Android?

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I’m on iOS so clearly cant recommend with certainty but I’d ask what your main focus is from a weather app?

Accuracy?
Functionality?
Widgets?

I have c4-5 diff ones depending on what I want:

Metoffice
Weather channel
Accuweather
BBC
RainToday

But often find myself going to the mobile site for Ventusky as it has excellent features and works incredibly well on Safari.

 

[Spunk Bubble]

I’m on iOS so clearly cant recommend with certainty but I’d ask what your main focus is from a weather app?

Accuracy?
Functionality?
Widgets?

I have c4-5 diff ones depending on what I want:

Metoffice
Weather channel
Accuweather
BBC
RainToday

But often find myself going to the mobile site for Ventusky as it has excellent features and works incredibly well on Safari.

Thanks. I will check them out

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[Cheshire Cat]

Met office

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[Harry Wilson's tackle]

I’m on iOS so clearly cant recommend with certainty but I’d ask what your main focus is from a weather app?

Accuracy?
Functionality?
Widgets?

I have c4-5 diff ones depending on what I want:

Metoffice
Weather channel
Accuweather
BBC
RainToday

But often find myself going to the mobile site for Ventusky as it has excellent features and works incredibly well on Safari.

**** me. Are you allergic to water?

 

[Barham's tash]

**** me. Are you allergic to water?

Lol.

Just a ridiculous weather geek

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

Today Weather has a lovely interface.

 

[LamieRobertson]

Met office

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Not really....I find they are good but in conjunction with Accuweather...as work can sometimes depend on the weather I find those two very helpful

 

[schmunk]

I just use Google Weather, built into the home screen of my phone (Pixel 2).

I think you can get to the same thing by asking Google for the weather.

It uses weather.com data.

 

[Grizz]

I just bookmark this to my home screen. If you're looking for real time rain forecast, this is excellent.

https://www.netweather.tv/live-weather/radar

 

[LlcoolJ]

Met office is the most accurate.

Storm radar is best for tracking the rain.

As a cricket dad this is an important subject to me. These are the only ones worth looking at in my experience.

 

[Woodchip]

YoWeather is pretty good, imo.

 

[Djmiles]

Not an app, but any forecast that isn’t netweather is utter TOSH.

 

[McTavish]

Met office is the most accurate.

Storm radar is best for tracking the rain.

As a cricket dad this is an important subject to me. These are the only ones worth looking at in my experience.

Netweather.tv is excellent for cricket related rain tracking,

 

[Dolph Ins]

As a gardener I use 3 and take an average (still surprised how often they are inaccurate). Met Office, BBC and Netweather.

 

[nicko31]

Accuweather, this summer is pants

 

[PeterOut]

Met office is the most accurate.

Storm radar is best for tracking the rain.

As a cricket dad this is an important subject to me. These are the only ones worth looking at in my experience.

I use 'rain alarm' - neat little app, pops up an alert when rain is seen within 30miles or so - real-time tracking of rain radars, not a forecaster, but it gives a neat animated view of rain over the last hour or so up until now, so you can see it approaching (or passing you by), intensity etc

 

[GrizzlingGammon]

I use MetOffice and Rainy Days, a near live rain radar.