Weather apps...

[Fascinate_74]

What do you guys think is the best weather app? I want one that updates my location when I visit other cities. I have accuweather but I haven't gone out of town while it's installed. I don't know if it changes, do you guys know? If not do you know of an app that does?

 

[Nitrohog]

I personally like weatherbug, it updates where you are and puts the current temp in your notification bar. It also has a nice widget and severe weather updates to you notification bar.

 

[Fascinate_74]

I have had that before, doesn't update when you go out of town.

 

[Bswartz95]

I like MyCast weather. It will update if you use the "location" function. I don't because it uses a little more battery. Best weather app I have ever used.

 

[kat3k]

I tried several, and have settled on Palmary. It is not free, but to me it is mjore than worth it. I like its accuracy (which some of the most common apps could not provide), features and graphics. I think their web page is palmarysoft.com. I like to check out apps on web pages with my PC before installing them, especially now with the 15 minute trial time.

 

[Szadzik]

Also check Weather Widgets by Pixelspore. It has lots of widgets to choose from and a my position feature too.

 

[RetroDude]

I just use the stock HTC sense one. If i want to know if there is rain coming though i use "rainy days". It shows a satellite feed for the last hour so you can predict what is coming in. Really useful

 

[Harry2]

If you need a very accurate weather forecast, then install precision from the MeteoGroup.

You don't need GPS, you'll find you your places in the whole world to check them.
Far from free, not small in phone memory and no widget, but as I said precision
WeatherPro - Android

EDIT: After update now the app is small in phone memory (moved to SD card).
By comparison, the forum app needs 10 times more memory

Harry

 

[lornaevo]

I like both weatherbug elite and palmary. I found palmary to be more of a battery drain though.

 

[Good Old Bakes]

Weatherbug for me. It has satellite imagery, accurately fixes on my position and the forecasts are accurate too.

 

[cjpederson]

I use WeatherBug Elite. It adjusts to your location and has a really nice customizable widget.

 

[wsyocum]

If you want the most accurate weather...go with accu weather...that and NOAA are what all the meteorologists use for their forcasts. NOAA doesnt have an app, but I have a shorcut to their site on one of my homescreens.

 

[Ron H]

I have The Weather Channel; it's free, and it does change automatically when in another area.