WEATHERPRO APP REVIEWS UPDATE

Once you get used to it, you will use it all the time.

WeatherPro is among them, so you can get things like current temperatures, wind speeds and and a forecast with a single flick to the Notification Center. If you pull down your iPhone notification menu, and tap the Edit link, you can see which installed apps support widgets. Hourly forecast details are there for the next two weeks. WeatherPro is incredibly complete, including things like mountain and hiking forecasts, animated radar and cloud maps, UV indexes and water temperatures. Different features are available from a menu at the bottom of the screen (weather, maps, favorites etc) and you bring them up with a tap. Using this new version is simple, but help is included if needed. WeatherPro also can interface with personal weather stations via Netamo. You can choose an unlimited number of favorite locations, and the app can find your current location automatically. There are animated satellite maps of the USA, Austrailia and most of Europe. The user interface is tunable, letting you view things like the forecast as a graph. The forecasts have been solid in older versions, and I expect the same in this rewritten iOS iteration.

The US$1.99 app comes from the MeteoGroup in Germany, but I find their U.S.

WEATHERPRO APP REVIEWS UPDATE

WeatherPro has always been a top-flight weather app, and the latest iOS update adds some nice features like widgets, worldwide webcams and customizable info.

Weatherpro app reviews