Fresh Air - Hyperlocal Weather & NOAA Radar Map

I really like this app for several reasons. First of all the design is very elegant. Also, I like how you can scroll through the day to see the weather info. One feature that I really like is being able to see the amount of possible precipitation (which can be changed to another aspect of weather, awesome!), throughout the day, at one glance. I also like how u can see the sun raise and set times. I usually don’t buy apps, but I bought this one bc of those reasons. There are however a couple of things I do not like, therefore the 4 stars. I found these issues after I bought the app. First of all, the widget on my iPhone doesn’t show all the info. It gets cut off at the bottom and I don’t know what the number under the current temperature is. Also, I tried to leave feedback but it just keeps telling me to shake the phone to talk to them. So I shook it. Nothing happened. So I shook it again and then that window disappeared. I got so frustrated that I just gave up and am leaving this review. Hopefully they will see this review and fix these problems.

I have tried a lot of weather apps so far and this is by far the best one I've tried yet the only complaint I have about this app is that you have to purchase the radar section of it, other than that I find it to be very accurate even on the long range forecast which is quite unusual. I have found it to be very pleasing and almost fun to use but personally I think if you're going to have a free app the whole thing should be free or the whole thing should be purchased not half-and-half. If you were going to make it an app that were to be purchased as a whole I would suggest a two or three week trial period for free after witch you would have the option to purchase or decline. I think the product that you offer would be purchased by most that had a chance to try it and see how well it works for themselves. In conclusion I would've given it five stars had it not been for the having to purchase the radar section in but overall I think it's a great app keep up the good work

Beautifully designed re both appearance and functionality, everything one needs to know to be prepared for any day's meteorological vagaries. The weather radar option is great. Two very minor niggles: 1. It took me a while to figure out that tapping area for today at the bottom left of screen returns you to "now" time-of-day. However, while there are vertical lines to mark each midnight, sunrise & sunset during the period displayed, once you scroll forwards or backwards in time and leave the present time-of-day location in which the app opens, there is no active permanent reference for "now" other than to look at the numeric time displayed just above the temperature profile—some sort of vertical line (say marked "Now"?) would be nice. 2. A vertical line cursor that moved along with the displayed time and day would be nice. But all in all a great app!

Fresh Air provides a simple, graceful UI for horizontally scrolling through charts representing the predicted changes in the temperature, wind, precipitation, humidity, and cloud cover. Its clean, semi-minimalist design sets it apart in a field of cluttered, incoherent weather apps. It's great for visual learners like myself. So far its forecasts have been very accurate for me. My main regret is that the app's Today widget has apparently not been updated to work properly with iOS 10's Notification Center, so its layout gets all screwed up there (white text illegibly superimposed on a near-white background, and partially hidden numbers that can't be unhidden because there's no option to expand the widget to full size, at least in iOS 10 on an iPhone 6s). I'd like to make Fresh Air my main weather app, but I'm accustomed to glancing at the Today screen several times a day to quickly see the forecast and then clicking through to the app if I want more details. So until the widget works correctly again, I guess I'll stick with BeWeather or WU Weather.

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I’ve been a fan of this app for a while. I’m a weather freak and love the detail it gives. Here’s my big gripe with the app: on the left side of the screen is the time of day with notes like “clear” and as you swipe left or right, the time changes to show you where on the weather graph you are. So if you’re checking wind as I often do as a cyclist and you want to see when the peak is where winds are the strongest, as you scroll/move/swipe left to get there the time moves off the screen! Basically the time is only on screen, changing with the graph for about an hour’s worth of time. Not sure why the time can’t be fixed so that it’s always visible. It does, however stay on screen for as far back in time as the app lets you go but who cares about the past when it comes to the weather?? Because of this feature I rarely use the app anymore. Apple’s weather app shows me each hour at the top and an icon for basically what I can expect which is as good as I’m going to get until the developer’s fix this app. Not sure why they would consider the current experience a good UX.