I used to be able to track and research chem trails on Upweather. Then it was BARRED. Couldn’t even get it on the main site. I had figured that it would happen, from the government not wanting people to be able to research chem trails, but it’s back now, after a long “few” years of being “unavailable in the US.”That was the explanation, and there was no other info available.I still wonder how they brought it back, when it was obviously barred by the government?

If you live on a coast it can be very useful to see weather patterns out on the ocean; you can see what’s coming hours or even days in advance. This one does a beautiful job with Pacific ocean satellite imagery, something most weather apps don’t provide. I also like scrubbing to produce a rapid animation that spans days and watching the clouds break over the Sierra and Rocky Mountain ranges. Very well done app.

This is one of my favorite weather apps. It shows the wind patterns so well, and the satellite images are awesome. When you can see the wind patterns you get a visual picture of what is coming. That is so much better than just numbers. I’d gladly pay for this app. A laborer is worthy of his hire, especially if he/she delivers such a superior product.

This is a fantastic app. I’m so glad it’s back. I was very grumpy when it disappeared for a few weeks. My favorite weather app. Not for temps and detailed forecasts etc. but for a quick look ahead and getting a sense of what’s coming. It’s great to see the frontal systems lining up across the Pacific, seeing the ridges build and projecting it all forward.