Weather App for phone - What are you using?

[taggart_lumpy]

Couldnt find a thread that was recent and apps may have changed since then.

As far as downloadable weather apps for cell phones. What is everyone using? I’ve tried a few but haven’t settled on one yet.

 

[WTFJohn]

Bookmark this link (NOAA Point Forecast), but use the location you're interested in by finding it in the map on the lower right side of the page, or the search bar up top. I've found the point forecasts to be as close to an actual forecast as possible in the mountains.

 

[tdhanses]

I like the app my radar.

 

[fngTony]

Storm radar. Clunky to use and you can’t save locations for quick access, painful to to scroll the map and touch a location. Looking for a new one myself.

 

[UtahJimmy]

"NOAA Weather Free" for Android

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[fngTony]

"NOAA Weather Free" for Android

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This might be the holy grail, thanks.

 

[Beendare]

Accuweather for my iPhone....its been pretty accurate

 

[Clarktar]

"NOAA Weather Free" for Android

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I can't find this app. A bunch of other apps come up when I search NOAA weather free..

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[Shraggs]

I have 6 on my phone, fishing in Lake Michigan will do that. For land bound I like weather bug

 

[Shraggs]

NOAA for water

 

[willfrye027]

Storm radar is pretty good (and free). You can save locations that you set to a specific point. It was not very accurate for Wyoming last year, but I think that had more to do with the unpredictable fall weather where we hunted.

 

[willfrye027]

Storm radar. Clunky to use and you can’t save locations for quick access, painful to to scroll the map and touch a location. Looking for a new one myself.

If you click the “search” button, it will show all the “starred” locations you saved. After Wyoming last year I looked through a bunch of apps including some pay ones (dark weather) but did not feel like they were any better. But let me know if you do find a better one..

 

[farmer14]

I use dark sky for hunting and wildland fire operations. Very accurate and easy to use and includes hyperlocalized weather updates. About $5 on the App Store

 

[UtahJimmy]

I can't find this app. A bunch of other apps come up when I search NOAA weather free..

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Sorry, that is what it calls itself once installed. This is the one...

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[steeliejunkie]

Windy is my favorite. Has all the features you possibly want and nice graphics. Awesome for looking at wind pattern forecasts.


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[Backyard]

Wunderground for everyday. My Radar to watch storms rolling through. And NWS for detailed weather for a specific loc or weather station like where I elk hunt. Youd be surprised where they plant those little observatory stations.


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[cmeadors13]

I haven’t found anything better than MyRadar

 

[Beagle1]

Weather - Wunderground, AccuWeather
Precipitation - RadarScope
Wind - Windfinder