Vote for your favorite Weather app

[dylan11]

I use GoWeather, it works very well!

 

[Nicketmaster]

Beautiful Widgets here, and very happy.

 

[Dark Wizard Matoya]

I'm a big fan of Weatherbug Elite. The mp widget is really nice for tracking storms on severe weather days, and the radar live wallpaper is perfect for a weather nerd such as myself.

 

[escott]

I haven't found one app that makes me really happy yet. I use a combo of radar now and "the weather channel." i find myself using the radar part and hourly forecasting a lot more than the other features.

 

[bbernardini]

I've been pondering this one myself. What's the difference between Weatherbug and Weatherbug Elite?

 

[eggroller]

I just keep using the free version of Weatherbug instead of the Elite.

 

[FREIGHTz]

Which one of these is good at using gps to locate your location efficiently? I am using the go weather widget n it sucks.

 

[cherryblossom]

Another vote for The Weather Channel app. I love that it actually has something specific to my small town unlike most other apps that just redirect me to the capital.

 

[watson387]

I use GoWeather. It works great and looks good too.

 

[Daisy2011]

I use animated weather pro & i like the raindar app - it's really accurate!

 

[milominderbinde]

Weather Bug Elite is out in front by a slim margin. That is my favorite. Great full-screen RADAR that let's you set how far back to show.

 

[mtmjr90]

I don't know if it's best since it's the only one I've ever really used, but I use The Weather Channel because it gives me hourly percent chance of rain. I'm a college student so I have to walk a lot during the day and in the SF Bay area, it can be sunny one minute and raining the next, sometimes both at the same time.

I guess my only comparison is the Sense 3.0 weather app, and while it's all nice and pretty, it doesn't have hourly % chance of rain, therefore I can't rely on it.

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[esoh]

Weather Bug Elite is out in front by a slim margin. That is my favorite. Great full-screen RADAR that let's you set how far back to show.

Do any of the weather programs forecast radar? WB Free and TWC show you past radar, but I want forward. If WB Elite does that, I'll buy it. Anyone? Thanks!

 

[elecont]

Please add Weather,USARadar,Alerts,Quakes to poll. It has all: USA radar, hourly and 10-day forecast, earthquakes, barometer, weatheralerts, widget, notifications, current conditions. Weather data from Intellicast and Foreca.

free 3-day trial is here: Elecont Weather, USA Radar, Alerts, Barometer, Earthquakes with widget for Android

 

[bbqdroid]

My-Cast Weather Lite. Tastes great, less filling.

 

[janas19]

I like Weatherbug free, it suits my needs just fine.

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[Spiral_ouT#AC]

BeWeather Pro gets my vote. It has every feature I will ever need, cool animations, and a clean & easy to use UI.

 

[Countach21]

I personally use the app Wakevoice. it's an alarm clock with voice control and it also tell you the weather and the news every morning (if you turn on this feature of course). So every morning i have a pleasant voice telling me what the weather will be! You should try there is plenty other features with this app! luv it
link: https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...te&feature=more_from_developer&token=kSYK9w_T

 

[Countach21]

hmm i was pretty sure I posted but i'll redo it. For the weather I use Wakevoice (alarm clock with vocal weather integrated)!

 

[anon(394005)]

For general weather info: Beautiful Widget's Home Weather widget (background hidden and NakedAlloy skin). Works great for accessing the system clock and calendar too.

For radar and more in depth weather info including alerts: 3340 Weather app (local Birmingham ABC affiliate with the great James Spann!!!). Even though it's listed as North Central Alabama, it's fully configurable for any location. I believe the ads are the only thing specific to Alabama. The maps have a lot of features and are very smooth. Double tap to zoom in or pinch to zoom in/out, or touch and drag. I keep the alerts turned off (which also prevents the app from auto starting on boot up) unless there is severe weather forecasted. For a free app, it really has a lot of features and works very well.