Preferred weather app?

[eltoslightfoot]

I just set up a shortcut to http://www.weather.gov.

 

[flyingspur]

I just set up a shortcut to http://www.weather.gov.

Same, to check on the default app. Keep them honest.

Set your location/s and add bookmark. https://mobile.weather.gov

 

[eltoslightfoot]

Same, to check on the default app. Keep them honest.

Set your location/s and add bookmark. https://mobile.weather.gov

That and because it isn't an app, they won't do anything sketchy like selling my location, etc., etc.,

 

[C DM]

I just set up a shortcut to http://www.weather.gov.

Same, to check on the default app. Keep them honest.

Set your location/s and add bookmark. https://mobile.weather.gov

Can certainly be useful, assuming it does a fairly good job based on http://www.forecastadvisor.com given a particular area.

That aside, the downside there is without an app there's no widget to take advantage of and no notifications/alerts.

 

[nouveau_redneck]

Used BeWeather for a long time also, and just awful recently. They have updated the app and now using
the Dark Sky API. Still some things need updated. I have been using the default weather app for a while
now. Dark Sky is not as accurate here.

Too late for me. BeWeather is history forever for me now. They burned the bridge with me and I deleted the app.

 

[C DM]

Looks like BeWeather rolled out another update fairly quickly to their version 3 of the app that they released recently--it addressed quite a few fairly obvious bugs that really shouldn't have been released to begin with. That said, some somewhat obvious bugs still remain, and, unfortunately, the data source still remains Dark Sky without the ability to change it. Hopefully more fixes will be coming, and maybe even a way to change the data source (although I'm not really counting on that one).

 

[rocknrolldoggy]

Dark Sky for me.