[BigCrimsonTX]

I'm dropping all weather apps/widget for just one or just gonna have a cool date and time widget from here on out. Was that a run on sentence? Oh well!

Thanks in advance.

[SpookDroid]

Good luck finding one... they're all gonna have different opinions.
I personally like Yahoo! Weather, but don't really use their widgets. I use the ZooperWidget ones that come with Themer themes. You can get the widgets separate and use with Zooper, but you miss out on how 'integrated' they are into the theme's appearance.

[PublicImageLtd]

Do t use weather live widgets, battery hogs.

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[KBaby4209]

I use beautiful widgets.

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[Soreloser]

Beautiful Widgets Pro.

[Bosbouer]

Give Weather Timeline a try. It gives at least 5 options for the data sources and has a fair number of widgets to choose from.

[Javier P]

Another vote for Zooper Widgets. After a little time learning how it works you'll create your own widgets with the info and layout that you prefer.

[PlanetPluto7]

For an app to use I mostly use Weather Underground. They will use really local stations. At home my station is 3 blocks away.

[beh]

For an app to use I mostly use Weather Underground. They will use really local stations. At home my station is 3 blocks away.

But their widgets are so LAME.

[philip42]

I use transparent weather widget. I like it because most components of the widget are clickable. Hour for clock, date for calendar etc. Nice and handy. This is the link. http://market.android.com/details?id...ntclockweather

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