WeatherPro for iPad

I use the premium version. It is a quality product with generally accurate forecasts, certainly as accurate as the Met office. It does require a fast broadband connection, it can seem a bit blocky when I am away from my home Superfast 35 Mb/s download. Overall I am a happy customer. One year on and I'm still a happy customer. I also use the smartphone version on the road, which has the same capability, but less detail due to the smaller screen size. MeteoEarth I also find useful, particularly the animated graphics which display expected wind speeds and rainfall rates.

A great app which I've been using for years. As a glider pilot I tend to keep a close eye on the weather and use a number of forecasting tools and this is one of the best. I especially like the radar and this is the most used function. Like some others I prefer the phone version as its so much easier to scroll through the hourly data. I upgrade to the premium as I find the the precipitation type radar and 14 day forecast useful. Not as keen on the satellite feature so tend to use Sat24 for cloud cover.

The best thing about this app is that it is accurate. Other meteorological apps are available and look quite good but many people seem to give them good reviews on this basis. I have found this is one of the only apps to be worth having because it tells you what the weather is going to be - which after all is the point of a weather app.

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This year I paid my update prescription via my iPhone, but unlike previous years, it didn’t update the the iPad subscription, so thinking it would do the usual, when I sanctioned, the payment - say ‘you have already paid this subscription’ and updated without further cost - it’s gone and charged me AGAIN. Needless to say - I’m not too happy about this (in fact I’m mad as hell)! I wonder if I’d have updated the subs on the iPad first, it would have still double charged me when I attempted to update the phone? I suppose I must say that I’ve no problem using the app and it’s accuracy, it’s just the fact I’ve been charged twice! Something else I’ve noticed - 3 months £1.99; 1 year £8.99 ??????

This is a great weather app with a lot of functionality and detail. I always upgrade to premium which costs little more than a cup of coffee. Mind you some seem to think it's expensive but I have yet to find an all free, no adverts, app which delivers this level of functionality and presentation. My only issue is that the forecasts all too frequently underestimate cloud cover and overestimate sun hours. Even so it's still my most used App.