weather app

[justme0485]

I am looking for a good weather app. I was using the stock weather app but I don't like the changes since the UI. What do you recommend? Looking for something thats easy on battery life.

 

[air2desk]

I use NOAA and Weather Underground.

 

[Mike_Luchia]

I use Weather Underground as well. I also have my own weather station the reports to WU so it's nice to always know my exact weather.

 

[TheWounded]

I like WOW Weather.
Light on battery and accurate.

 

[B. Diddy]

I'm a Dark Sky fan. Very accurate forecasts, nice UI. It does require a yearly subscription, but for me, it's worth it.

 

[dm3ready]

I love Dark Sky's visual layout but their radar maps are too "fuzzy". So for detailed radar maps I use The Weather Channel for Samsung.

 

[Climb14er]

Been using NOAA and Weatherbug for years. Great combo that handles the erratic weather of Colorado and the rural West.

 

[jeetu4444]

I am looking for a good weather app. I was using the stock weather app but I don't like the changes since the UI. What do you recommend? Looking for something thats easy on battery life.

I use accuweather one of the best apps ..u can even see satellite pics live if storm or cloud cover even gives u storm or thunder warning and very accurate...

 

[gendo667]

1Weather has been great. Very accurate and good widgets.

 

[burrzoo]

If you want something fun as well as usrful, check out Carrot Weather. Worth the annual subscription if you want to use different weather providers & more. Great & funny weather condition comments.

 

[kixfan]

I use WTForecast. Hilarious forecast comments that can be as rude as you want. Can be adjusted to include profanity or not.

 

[Russel Shouse]

Weatherbug has been a great app for me for years, easy to use, and doesn't really affect the battery. it's also free, and no ads.

side note: if you live in an area where you have severe weather (I live in Oklahoma) Radarscope is an awesome live radar app that allows you to storm track. i use it for tracking storms year around. It's 7.99 i think, as a one time purchase, but worth it if you enjoy or need to keep a close watch on weather.

 

[Brad Bilger]

I use Weatherbug and love it. Great Radar, accurate, multiple locations. The ONLY thing that I had a bug with was the notifications. Yes, I want to know Severe thunderstorms, or tornado warning/watches. But I've had to block my notifications because they would go off at 3 am for a "Ozone Action Day" or a "High Heat Index Warning." Hey, this is TEXAS in the middle of the Summertime. EVERY day is a high heat index day..
Yes, I've heard that there is a way to filter them out. It don't work. I've gotten detailed instructions saying click here, and there is nothing there to click on. LOL.. I only have the notifications from Midnight to 6 am blocked.