Most Accurate Weather App (iPhone)?
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Windy is great, it’s got a lot of great information. I’ll be testing it out to see how it fares since there are 4 different forecast models included.
MyRadar is also good. I think they’re gearing up to improve the UI so that should make things better.
AeroWeather looks like a good app. Any issues with it? I’m always a bit leery when I see less than say 1K downloads
Surprisingly, even though I like the design and interface, Dark Sky has given me abysmal results in my local area. A day before 2 inches of snow on the ground it claims there will be no precipitation. Then while it’s snowing it suddenly shows that it’s snowing.
Accuweather can be finicky like that too, although it’s a lot more accurate than Dark Sky. For example, if Accuweather sees precipitation on radar it will claim that it’s going to snow while disregarding temperatures and dew points. And sure enough, it doesn’t snow. So there seems to be a disconnect.
MyRadar is also good. I think they’re gearing up to improve the UI so that should make things better.
AeroWeather looks like a good app. Any issues with it? I’m always a bit leery when I see less than say 1K downloads
Surprisingly, even though I like the design and interface, Dark Sky has given me abysmal results in my local area. A day before 2 inches of snow on the ground it claims there will be no precipitation. Then while it’s snowing it suddenly shows that it’s snowing.
Accuweather can be finicky like that too, although it’s a lot more accurate than Dark Sky. For example, if Accuweather sees precipitation on radar it will claim that it’s going to snow while disregarding temperatures and dew points. And sure enough, it doesn’t snow. So there seems to be a disconnect.
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