WeatherPro

UPDATE ******** Pleeeeeese make it work on the new infograph watch face on the Apple Watch 4 showing humidity and pollen levels. It would make it truly useful on this device. ——————————————— Thanks for updating to iPhone X, fantastic. Now then, I’ve taken to using it on my Apple Watch, great App as you would expect. However, I cannot change the wind speed to mph from stupid kilometres!! In the UK all the road signs are in miles not kilometres and until that changes (not likely now thanks to ludicrous brexit vote) I use miles as my reference. I can use mph on the iPhone app but not the Watch. Sticking with the fantastic Watch app, it would be nice whilst on the precipitation screen that rotating the Digital Crown one could view the rain forecast animation forecast just as on the iPhone. I don’t do subscription apps but I make an exception for this one to view the rain radar forecast. STILL THE BEST WEATHER APP EVER! __________________________________________ After all these years it's still way ahead of the game. If you want to know exactly when the rain will start and end just look at the radar. I'm a bit of an astronomer and the weather forecast is critical to me. ----------------------------- Had this app since its release, along with every other weather app. Use it on my iPad and iPhone and it's the best by a long way. All I need it to do now is integrate with SIRI on my iPhone 4s so it can replace the default weather app on it.

I've been using this app for five years as enhancement to the commercial meteorological information provided for our flight planning at work (as an airline pilot) and it is useful and reliable. To be able to see up to date dynamic lightning strike info and precipitation radar is a great help. I wish it had greater world coverage with radar/precipitation dynamic display-at the moment it only really covers Europe. For local weather planning for activities it is of great benefit-we camp a fair bit and it has made a big difference with booking and planning in the last ten days prior to a trip. The graphical display is clear and the quality of the information is good-of course, like all weather forecasting it can vary in difficult forecasting scenarios, however I have found it is the best available-especially compared to the phone supplied apps. Certainly worth the yearly subscription in my humble opinion.

Seems to work and has most of what I need in a user interface that’s better than MeteoBlue. I would really like an option in settings to be able to switch on ‘forecast daylight hours only’ so it declutters the display and allows me to focus on the forecast I’m interested in - I’m not going to be on a hill in the dark ! It would also be useful to have some alert options for sites that were customisable in terms of minimum & maximum wind speed and direction ie ‘Alert me when this site has a wind speed forecast between 7-10mph in a wind direction between NW backing up to WSW during the day’

Overall this is a pretty accurate and consistent forecaster, with a slight bias to optimism. The basic functionality is all I use although I am"met trained" and would like to see the weather maps and model predictions as it would allow personal analysis of the data and a better personal forecast. I can't compare with other weather apps as I don't use others, which might be considered a recommendation. My advice is pick one that feels easy to use and see if it matches the description, "pretty accurate, pretty consistent". If not, move on.

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I’ve been using this app for years in Europe where it is very accurate for the majority of locations. The UX is mostly excellent. ———————— HOWEVER, the accuracy degrades substantially in unusual conditions or during periods of unsettled weather, so badly in some cases as to be dangerous. ———————— WARNING: Use in the Caribbean is impossible as the data is so laughably inaccurate that you’d think they were just guessing. Forecasts were grossly inaccurate and stats for current weather conditions bore no relation to reality (10-15 degrees C error margin, showing full sun vs entire day of full cloud cover, showing zero rain vs full day of continuous heavy rain). And this inaccuracy was observed continuously for over a week.