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 really like this approach as it gives me an idea of there the current conditions are compared to what’s happened and what’s coming. But this design goes beyond the day view. You’ll also be able to see a line of temperatures relating days of the week to each other. So without even looking at the stated temps, you’ll know what day has the best outlook. The second cool feature springs off of the first. In year view Weather Line shows the monthly averages of any given location. This is awesome for planning a trip to another area as now you’ll be able to plan the best month to go. While it’s rather simple looking Weather Line will prove invaluable to any visual learners wanting a quick forecast update.

Weather Line is just one of our favorite weather apps for iPhone and iPad. We’ve collected all of our favorites here. And if you’d like to see more of our top app selections in different categories, just head on over to our Best Apps Series.

Here are a couple of our other picks of the best weather apps for iPhone and iPad:

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