Best Weather Apps for iPhone and iPad
Weather is a guessing game to say it bluntly. Yet it can be tackled using these apps for the iPhone and iPad. Each of our picks below offers unique features to make sure you know what’s coming. Unfortunately, we haven’t found one app that does it all, but this combination should get you through your day ready to weather any storm! Check out our list of the best iPhone weather apps below. This article is part of our Best iPhone Apps series where we categorize the best apps for iPhone and iPad. Click here to find out more.
Weather Line – View worldwide weather history right from your iPhone
Weather Line houses some very cool features inside an unassuming minimalist interface. First of all, Weather Line describes itself in it's title. The main view shows a line depicting what the weather will do throughout the day. This gives you a visual representation of how the forecast is looking. I ...
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Yahoo Weather – A refreshing look at your current conditions
Surprisingly Yahoo has made a fantastic iPhone and iPad app for weather. What’s great about Yahoo Weather is it’s user interface. The app gives you a nice forecast of daily and nightly weather with written descriptions of rain and snow accumulations, a feature lacking in many weather apps. The app ...
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Dark Sky – The Best Rain and Snow Alert App for iPhone and iPad
There are a flurry of weather apps for the iPhone and iPad. But the problem is that most these apps require you to keep checking them for updates. Dark Sky, on the other hand, comes to you. How so? Dark Sky's killer feature is alerting you when it is going ...
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June 2, 2013 @ 9:38 pm
We feel that Weather Pod (for iPhone) is also worthy for a place in your top 10. Weather Pod is not only visually stunning, it is packed full of various weather related features. The app can be found here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/weather-pod/id640044820?mt=8
June 2, 2015 @ 6:07 am
If you are a real weather geek, then WeatherMate http://www.weathermate.net provides very fine weather maps featuring radar, satellite, severe weather alerts, weather stations, temperature gradient, weather fronts, fire risks and a number of other overlays in addition to numerous customization options.