National Weather Forecast Data 12+

We live 7 miles north of the Rio Grande River. We’ve managed to grow Mangoes, Papayas, and Star Fruit in our very large yard. All three are quite sensitive to freezing temperatures. The trees can take a fair hit, but the blooms and fruit are very fragile.

The “Hourly Forecast” that’s available on the app’s front page is incredibly helpful with its, geographically accurate, point forecast in determining how and where to use limited resources to protect the trees, blooms, and fruit. So far we haven’t had to deal with a hard freeze this winter but thanks to the app, we’ve been able to sleep with a high degree of confidence that we’ve done all we can to care for our trees and their fruit and blooms.

Thank you for the review!

I downloaded the app about a week ago and then found out that hourly forecasts require the Pro version. But I didn’t see any price listed or detailed explanation of what this includes until after downloading. This needs to be clearly communicated up front.

After posting the above, I did receive a very quick response from the developer saying that they will consider my feedback for future updates. So I can say that I’m very impressed with the customer support!

However, paying an annual subscription fee is still asking a lot, for my specific weather app needs. Based on my experience with the free download, the forecast maps and current radar are rather slow to load compared to MyRadar. And for daily forecasts plus a while lot more, Weather Bug Elite fits very nicely with my needs and budget. The Living Earth app has spectacular graphics and thousands of forecasts worldwide. Those are the apps that I consider as my baseline for comparison. 🙂

Hi there, the Pro Feature description / price can be found by first visiting the More tab, then clicking any of the Pro features. A Subscribe page will load which details all features and prices etc. I’ll take your feedback into consideration for the next update and make that more clear.

Please consider editing your review when you see the Subscribe page. Reviews are really important for solo developers like myself.

Thank you and I hope you find the app useful.

Thank you.

I live in SeaTac Washington, and I have remote cabins in the central Cascades of Washington state and another one in Willow Alaska. The cabins are powered by solar and the Washington cabin has a Starlink’s Internet system. I’ve tested this app in my area by climbing 2000 feet up a mountain next to my cabin and I’ve taken temperature differential readings between the my cabinet one elevation and 2000 feet higher. And the temperature readings were accurately reported on the app. That’s pretty darn amazing.

I’ve tried many weather apps over the years and this one is by far the easiest to use and incredibly accurate.

Thank you for the review!!!