Weather app w/location

[anon(631531)]

Can anyone recommend a good weather app, that actually does change locations without me having to input the city name? If it has a clock, that's good too. Thanks for any help.

 

[effreyj]

1Weather

 

[markst]

Same

 

[terminator y2k]

The Google weather app thing, I'm not sure of the official name. You can add locations and it also updates your location when out and about. It's what I use. Simple, easy, and works just fine. No bells and whistles, which I don't need.

 

[Mike Favorito]

Weatherbug Elite

 

[Trigati]

Weather Timeline

 

[markst]

The only reason I don't use the Google Weather app if it doesn't have radar

 

[LeoRex]

1Weather, Weather Underground for the forecast stuff and deep dive info. Google weather shortcut for quick checks. Dark Sky for accurate local perception forecasts.

And for the lulz, HumorCast and Authentic Weather.

 

[mogelijk]

I like Yahoo Weather and Dark Sky, though Dark Sky requires a subscription to get their best features.

 

[Munter2]

Weather Live. I tried at least 20 weather apps before I found this one. It has good widgets, some of which have a clock, it's accurate, has maps, tracks location, and just plain looks good. It's way above any other weather app I tried.

 

[anon(631531)]

I found YoWeather which is just what i was looking for, but i'll give Weather Live a shot. It all comes down to how long the widget takes to change location, and if the weather is accurate.

 

[dty06]

I like Yahoo Weather and Dark Sky, though Dark Sky requires a subscription to get their best features.

The annoying fact to me is that Dark Sky is a one-time fee for iPhone users but a yearly subscription for Android (unless they've changed that). I'm willing to buy a good app, but don't force Android users to pay every year what iPhone users pay one time only for the same app and the same features.