This app has become my go to weather app for Boston weather forecasts! I also like that I can look up weather in other parts of the country to see where I might be traveling to or what friends and family might be experiencing in their areas as well. The meteorologists share their perspectives and I like the monthly outlooks as well as the weekly and 24-hour forecasts. As the days are getting longer getting closer to summer, I like that the app includes the sunrise and sunset times on the hourly forecast tab. The wind speed, direction, temp, and precipitation all on each line of the hourly is a nice feature all at once compared to some other apps creating extra steps to view those items individually.

My wife and I hikers, bicyclists, and kayakers. We pick and choose our activity based on where the best weather will be within 50 mile radius of home. There are many days that it is lovely on the Cape when Boston has rain and vice versa. Through the years, we have learned to trust Matt and Diane to point us in the right direction and timing, adjusting for probability. Any seven day forecast in New England will change. Same day forecasts can change. 1 degree outside gives me great information, allows us to have a great time outdoors and plan time to do the indoor errands.

I downloaded this app the 1st week it was available and never went back to the weather channel. This is my go to weather app! My hometown is plugged in and I can check the weather where my adult kids live & work in a second. I open this app multiple times a day. Pinpointing locations to check out radar in an exact location is extremely cool! The livestream is another super plus that was recently added! I trust Matt & Danielle and what they are doing. Goodbye TV news weather forecasts, I don’t need you!

I’ve used other weather apps, big national ones. But the hyper-local focus and the New England expertise from the Noyes’ is the best. All New Englanders should use this app. All the details you could want for your day, or the week ahead. And timely updates as weather changes. Which it does.You need a ‘share’ button. I’ve tried to share the app with friends and family, and end up just screen shooting the homepage so they can go get it in an App Store.Make it easy to share your good work!