I got this app because I needed to know what weather it would be in a day or days. HOWEVER, If I need all that other stuff (see above) I use another app, or apps - which sort of defeats the purpose of having a weather app). Having said that, this app is my go to app, it’s the first one I check for temp and future weather events. like, it’d be nice to know just how cold it really got last night, or yesterday. Also (this would be nice to have), it doesn’t provide any recent past information. is up north? Also it provides no air quality index. Also, the little arrows next to the temp, being wind direction according to the help info, doesn’t explain where up is (it just says it’s pointing in the direction the wind is blowing). none of the symbols indicate that info, so whichever symbol is humidity, it doesn’t indicate that.
Also, no indication of whether the humidity is rising or dropping (indication of an arriving or departing weather front). There is no explanation for what any of the symbols are. Which one is which? It looks like rainfall(?), expected rainfall (?) and humidity (?) are basically extremely similar. you know, something to tell you what the little symbols mean. Case in point (on the iPad) there is no key map. This weather app is nothing to write home about, but it’ll do - at least, the iPad version isn’t so great. The data refreshes every fifteen to sixty minutes. We use data from Foreca, Naval Meteorology & Oceanography Command, and NOAA, amongst others. Please show your support by rating us! Thank you.
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