TickTockMan
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I use The Weather Channel app, but I don't like the new design they have. They made it harder to get info I want. Do re recommend one?
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What Weather App Do You Use?
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I generally use the BBC weather site. My phone has AccuWeather on it, so I suppose I use that too.
The apps are useless
I prefer the Weatheronline site. I use it a great deal
They give full coverage to all aspects of the weather.
The Met Office is about to have its site upgraded. I’ve tried their beta site, but don’t like the look of it. Too dumbed down.
The BBC is a waste of space with being so dumbed down. All presentation and no substance.
I hate apps and avoid them if I possibly can.
I prefer the Weatheronline site. I use it a great deal
They give full coverage to all aspects of the weather.
The Met Office is about to have its site upgraded. I’ve tried their beta site, but don’t like the look of it. Too dumbed down.
The BBC is a waste of space with being so dumbed down. All presentation and no substance.
I hate apps and avoid them if I possibly can.
Weatherbug https://www.weatherbug.com/
72-Jay
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I don't use a weather app.
That's what the local TV stations news is for
That's what the local TV stations news is for
NotHardUp1
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I try not to use apps. My phone mentioned something about becoming codependent, and I took his word to heart. He's ok with being "used" for calls and communicating, but we've agreed to limit it to that.
I use the free apps from my local TV stations!
I have The WROC Channel 8 weather app, which is my local CBS affiliate.
I also have the app from WHAM Channel 13, which is my local ABC affiliate.
I have The WROC Channel 8 weather app, which is my local CBS affiliate.
I also have the app from WHAM Channel 13, which is my local ABC affiliate.
I use The Weather Network website with Peterborough as the focus. I get all of the weather information I need from it. It's quite accurate an dependable and it updates a new forecast quite regularly. It also gives a 7- and 14-day forecast and even hourly forecasts as well.
No cell phone, so no apps.
No cell phone, so no apps.
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TickTockMan
"Repent, Harlequin!"
I got both and am trying them out. I like the look of WeatherBug more, but the ads take away from it. However I can deal with it. Thanks
LeicsDom
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Yeah I use the BBC one as well
Although, as we live on an island at the far side of the continent our weather forecasts are very hit and miss most of the time
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weather.gov
Direct from NOAA.
No app. Just the interweb thingie. It gives a pretty accurate forecast within 2 miles of any point in the US.
They do have the longest weather forecasting history, it's our tax dollars at work.
Direct from NOAA.
No app. Just the interweb thingie. It gives a pretty accurate forecast within 2 miles of any point in the US.
They do have the longest weather forecasting history, it's our tax dollars at work.
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The Weather Channel app isn't really in business to provide you weather updates
https://www.cnn.com/2019/01/05/us/weather-channel-app-suit/index.html
TickTockMan
"Repent, Harlequin!"
My favorite FREE app was:
http://1weatherapp.com/
But my favorite paid app for $3 per year is:
https://darksky.net/app
It has two widgets that I like. One is a graph on your screen that tells you what the next hour will be like broken down into 10 minute segments such as start raining in 20 minutes very heavy, then medium rain for 10 minutes and light rain for the next 20 minutes. (Gives the same for snow). The forecast is based on your phones GPS location and not some airport location or the center of town. You can have the app send a notification to you phone 10 minutes before precipitation starts.
The other optional widget is what the weather will be like for the next 24 hours in graph form, always displayed on your screen, no need to open the full app.
http://1weatherapp.com/
But my favorite paid app for $3 per year is:
https://darksky.net/app
It has two widgets that I like. One is a graph on your screen that tells you what the next hour will be like broken down into 10 minute segments such as start raining in 20 minutes very heavy, then medium rain for 10 minutes and light rain for the next 20 minutes. (Gives the same for snow). The forecast is based on your phones GPS location and not some airport location or the center of town. You can have the app send a notification to you phone 10 minutes before precipitation starts.
The other optional widget is what the weather will be like for the next 24 hours in graph form, always displayed on your screen, no need to open the full app.