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Best weather app with no reoccurring subscription fee??
- My Weather Underground app has no recurring fees.
Anyway:
BeWeather
EWeather HD
The Weather Channel
Good Luck i10-06-2017 09:13 PMLike 0 -
...Anyway, to answer your question, I recommend the native Weather app or BeWeather 2.
10-06-2017 09:27 PMLike 2 - BeWeather 2 is good for several reasons. No subscription, the weather share feature, and customization. I use a custom iconset I created.10-06-2017 10:21 PMLike 0
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- Subscription fees are a way for developers to keep making money from the apps they make and work so hard to maintain and improve. As for Weather Underground and similar apps, I think paying $1.99 a year is reasonable and worth it. I spend more than that every day on coffee alone....
...Anyway, to answer your question, I recommend the native Weather app or BeWeather 2.
10-07-2017 07:20 AMLike 0 - As someone who has a meteorology degree, let me offer the following suggestions:
- In almost all cases, paying a subscription for a weather app just removes ads. They haven’t (yet) put your pin-point forecast behind a subscription paywall, though some like Accuweather may soon include other things like really long-ranged forecasts in their subscriptions. If you don’t mind the ads, don’t worry about purchasing a subscription.
- I would first suggest to go to mobile.weather.gov, enter your zip code, and then bookmark the subsequent page. Then, you should use it as your first look at forecasts and current conditions.
- The “Storm Radar” app released by The Weather Channel doesn’t offer a subscription service, yet, so that might be a feisable option for you.
- Because weather apps uses basically a statistical method in giving you a pinpoint forecast based on your GPS location and any data associated with that GPS (zip code, telephone area code, etc.) your forecast maybe different than what the NWS’s official forecast will be, and also be slightly more likely to be wrong after the third day. I wouldn’t use any app for forecasting beyond two days and I wouldn’t use it as a replacement a proper weather radio for when weather warnings and watches strike, especially when the watches/warnings require you to act swiftly.
02-18-2018 04:25 PMLike 0
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