Well I would like to stop and catch my breath from my walking being an ole man sometimes is not fun ( being out of breath is one of them ) anyway I wanted to say how unique this Wind Design app is! The Developer made me go WOW! ( and for me that’s not easy ) you Guys need to Download this app now today and join me in yelling out ( WOW ) the Data is right on also ( I know when to Hold My Hat ). I bet the Developer put a lot of time hard work sweat and yea love into the coding of this software! I truly appreciate it Mr. Developer and say Thank You. Well time for me to move on so they say and please make an ole man Happy download the app give it a try and then give the developer a 5 Star review. With that Mr. Developer I Tip my Hat to you and say Thanks 🎩.

This is a very handy and useful wind app that both my wife and I use on a daily basis. We experience a lot of windy conditions out here in the west and at our winter residence here in New Mexico. This app shows us the upcoming wind conditions for the week and in real time both in a forecast mode and via a directional wind speed still odometer reading. Whether you are at home or traveling this app will give you wind speeds wherever you are at. The developer is a good man too and responds to feedback quickly. Very pleased with this app and highly recommend it as it is another tool in our weather folder that is accurate and helps us plan out our daily routine and weekly plans.

Recently began using this app for planning and participating in lake sailing, kayaking, rowing, efoil and SUP activities. Simple to use. Accurate readings. The bold font and compass reading graphics make info gathering a breeze!UPDATE: emailed the app developer regarding the graphics to the right of the daily forecast. This is the response I received from Ryan:Those are graphical wind speed and gust meters to give the user a glanceable way to see how windy it will be on those days. The solid meter represents wind speed strength, and the outlined meter is the gust speed (which is usually equal to or higher). The colours represent the intensity of the wind speed, where more blue means less windy, and more yellow to red is faster wind speed.Pure red represents 100 km/h winds.

Wish it would show wind direction and also wind history of that day from previous years to help understand wind direction trends. For example during the colder months it seems the wind in my area travels due north most of the time. Showing more historic data to compare to would help understand wind patterns………………………………………….Developer responded to review which is excellent. Hope they are able to adopt history patterns into the app. Thank you.