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[sdeikenberry]

I've tried several and found AccuWeather to be the one that most accurately shows me what's happening in our area. The free version does show an ad on some pages, but can quickly delete it so that's a small annoyance. I could pay for no ads but haven't found that necessary yet. During Hurricane season I have WKMG Hurricane app on my phone for tracking storms out of Africa. This is the Tom Sorrels, local CBS News 6 hurricane app.

[mellotts]

Originally Posted by starflyte1

What weather radar app do you use? The one I used for years was cancelled. I really miss watching it.

Thanks!

I like “My Radar” for my iphone/ipad.

[SusanStCatherine]

WeatherBug is what I use most of the time.

[Pondboy]

Weather Underground - It’s free and it rocks. Ads are not an issue.

[dewilson58]

Don't count on most weather apps for accuracy

[Lyarham]

Originally Posted by starflyte1

What weather radar app do you use? The one I used for years was cancelled. I really miss watching it.

Thanks!

weather bug

I use the Google weather feature on my phone. It seems pretty accurate. I can also tell when the barometric pressure changes before a storm hits. I get the added fun of pressure headaches.

[Harold.wiser]

They're all idiots.

[TomPerry]

Fox 35 Weather, WeatherBug and Weather Underground.

[La lamy]

weather.com for me.

[MandoMan]

Originally Posted by starflyte1

What weather radar app do you use? The one I used for years was cancelled. I really miss watching it.

Thanks!

Weather Underground is unusually accurate and not alarmist like television weather channels that have to keep you watching so they can make money.

https://www.wunderground.com/weather...s/28.93,-82.00

[RICH1]

MyRadar….. seems to be very accurate.

[jimkerr]

I use the one made for my weather station. It’s called Tempest.

[airstreamingypsy]

I use Weather Puppy on my phone, it's accurate enough with the bonus of cute dogs. I use local TV during storms.