Nobody has mentioned windy. It has multiple maps and multiple sources you can look through. Highly recommend
To add to this, very much the red icon windy app, not the blue one.
What is the blue icon?
It’s a different app of the same name but it’s very much geared toward sporting weather than active weather.
It’s probably great if you go sailing a lot or fly a plane, but it’s not the best for hourly weather and radar.
They have the same name but it’s too very different experiences.
The windy app with a red icon is far superior in my opinion.
Breezy Weather for no BS and ad-free weather.
I love breezy weather, but the widget has stopped updating since the last OS update. I’ve tried all of the stuff to prevent killing background apps. Anyone know a fix?
Like a period taking app? Like tracking my menstrual cycles?
Yeah, I’ve meant a period tracking app, autocorrect 😁
“Breezy Weather is a weather app with a strong focus on design, with a simple, clean UX, smooth animations, and Material Design all over, plus lots of customizability.”, https://github.com/breezy-weather/breezy-weather
I love Breezy Weather!
Wait you have a weather app you like? None of mine are remotely accurate
I use the one in the pic, and I have to say it is pretty damn good at predicting rain.
Nothing really compares to what Dark Sky was, but MyRadar is as close as I could find and I’ve tried all the major and some not so major apps on the Google Play store.
The weather channel app has some pretty good widgets. No adds on the widgets either
Wunderground has been the most accurate for me. You can also narrow the forecast down to your zip code.
I’ve been using it for at least 15 years at this point, and my job relies on accurate forecasts.
I check them all and choose the nicest forecast
I use Google since that has hourly. Couldn’t get that on breezy
?I use that because I can’t be bothered with a weather app.
I switch weather apps a lot. Actually “clima” and “Bura” are really good. Clima has a simple design and Bura looks nice with some fancy graphs.
Doesn’t seem like those are available in Android.
Weather apps, huh? Ever heard of looking out the window?
I just use a weather rock
I like to throw mine at a famous person to find out if there are any active alerts
Here is an alternative Piped link(s):
I like to throw mine at a famous person
Piped is a privacy-respecting open-source alternative frontend to YouTube.
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I use Flowx, it’s customisability and access to so many excellent weather predictive models please me greatly.
Oh meine Kleine Wettervorschau
Kids these days with their GUIs and fancy apps. Just curl wttr.in as Thompson intended.
They’re not always correct, tho: recently checked it, it said smth like 14C which is supposed to be comfortable (yet it felt quite hot outside), then checked another provider – 18C (yeah, that’s closer).
I really like Weawow. I can customize the weather source and display it without ads.
I use Weawow as well and I like it. I really like the fact that I can use the NWS as my main source of information.
Get yourself a government funded (well, taxpayer funded) weather forecast page. Quite accurate forecasts for weather, rain, cloudiness (including simulated radar models). Also radar images for cloudiness and rain. And free historic data. Without ads.
But I guess that sounds too communism
I use WTForecast. It’s funny. I guess I technically also use the default Android weather app, because my lock screen has rain or snow on it when either is happening outside, it’s kinda neat.
Gross, much prefer Wx, Breezy Weather and sometimes RadarOmega to watch severe weather outbreaks.
weather.gov works fine, thanks
The only weather app as far as I am concerned. Just give me the facts, and hold the ads and BS
I like being alerted to weather events such as warnings and watches. I also like hyper local forecasts.
Your “hyper local forecasts” are likely total BS or they are just taking data from other sources such as weather.gov
No, they tend to be correct.
If you’re in the US (as Obinice pointed out), type your zipcode in the box in the top left and you’ve got your hyper local forecast and any relevant warnings and watches. I don’t care for or want extra notifications, so that’s a bit of a blindspot for me.
Also, if you’re using firefox on android you can hit the 3 dots and “install” the zipcode specific forecast, which just gives you a shortcut to that page on your homescreen.
That looks pretty useless unless you live in whatever country there based in though, which certainly isn’t the UK.
