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I'm looking for a good iPhone weather app with clear animated radar. I live on the SE Florida coast so good radar is welcome. I don't mind paying for a good app to get away from ads or pop-ups. The default weather app with the iPhone isn't all too detailed, any good suggestions I can look into? Thanks


Regards, Will G.
 
Posts: 9660 | Location: 140 mi to Margaritaville, FL | Registered: January 02, 2008Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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I just use the weather channel, weather bug. And I also use lightningmaps.org to locate local storms.
 
Posts: 1913 | Location: U.P. of michigan | Registered: March 02, 2010Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Just the one that came on my IPhone7+, weather channel. If I want more detail I go to National Weather Service, (NOAA).

http://forecast.weather.gov/Ma...&smap=1#.WkPrH0xFyUl


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Posts: 13727 | Location: Michigan | Registered: July 10, 2004Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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I too use TWC app, it seems to stay pretty well updated and I like the ease of access to 10-day and hourly forecasts.

I use MyRadar for a radar app. It seems very detailed, loads fast and you can zoom in and add layers easily.



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+1 for My Radar
 
Posts: 24502 | Location: Gunshine State | Registered: November 07, 2008Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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I use a variety

my radar pro
underground linked into my station
apples or yahoo's weather apps for a quick look

boating stuff..

NWS
National Bouy Center
Windfinder


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My Radar, though it suuuuuuuux on my iPad, and Storm, the replacement for Intellicast. If you want current weather and Terminal Area Forecasts (5 sm radius around a specific airport) then use AeroWeather...you can select "decoded" to translate from the aviation-speak jargon.



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I use Storm, Hi-Def Radar, NOAA Radar and Windy.



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WeatherBug, the paid version.

It was great on Android, just "ok" on iOS, IMO.



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No apps, I just use the browser to look at different stations on www.wunderground.com

The options include a bunch of personally owned and very local "weather stations", which I compare to the normal one for the given zip code. There are two such stations in my mountain "neighborhood", which is as good as it gets just short of owning my own gear.
 
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I've used Weather Underground for a long time on Android. It's worked well and I really like the widgets.

I've been using "Dark Sky" for a few days now, too. It's interesting. It claims to make super-accurate super-local rain predictions (as in, where you are it will start drizzling in 18 minutes and continue for 37 minutes before stopping). So far it seems pretty accurate.
 
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Dark Sky. It has hyper-local forecasts, thus it can tell you based on your GPS coordinates when, for example, to the minute, rain will start at your location. It also has daily and weekly forecasts, custom notification settings, radar, etc. There is a free version without the notifications if you just want to look at the app.

I've seen it pop up a notification "Rain starting at your location in 13 minutes", and be correct within a minute.


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MyRadar Pro, RadarScope, and Wunderground. All do it a bit differently but I use all 3. RadarScope is my favorite for radar detail, storm speed, etc. radar pro gives a good overall view, and Wunderground a good forecast.





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Hi-Def Radar for real time radar.
WeatherUnderground for current conditions and forecasts.



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My radar is usually the closest to accurate, though their wind readout animation is often a mixture of high and low altitude winds, and often confusing or just plain wrong.
 
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I use AccuWeather and it is very accurate and the radar is very good.

Jim


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Posts: 9791 | Location: The right side of Washington State | Registered: September 14, 2008Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Excellent replies, thanks, I've got a lot of checking from the suggestions!


Regards, Will G.
 
Posts: 9660 | Location: 140 mi to Margaritaville, FL | Registered: January 02, 2008Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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If you like lots of info and to customize try eWeather HD . https://tinyurl.com/y83vxbqo .It costs but is worth it in my opinion.



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Weatherbug for weather - WTForecast for laughs.




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