Weather app

[Shed Hunter]

What's your go to weather app?

 

[tree_ghost]

I've just always used weather channel app and it's worked pretty good for precipitation but I would love to get better wind maps! Often times that's the most incorrect prediction. I can be in flat ag land with no major terrain or thermal influence and the wind direction will be opposite of the forecast.

 

[Shed Hunter]

I've just always used weather channel app and it's worked pretty good for precipitation but I would love to get better wind maps! Often times that's the most incorrect prediction. I can be in flat ag land with no major terrain or thermal influence and the wind direction will be opposite of the forecast.

I too am finding the weather channel to be wrong on the wind direction.

 

[JCDEERMAN]

I want a switch myself. Usually use AccuWeather, but the adds are really getting on my nerves. When I want to know the wind or rain or temps, I don't want to wait 15 seconds on a click-bait game preview.

 

[Shed Hunter]

I want a switch myself. Usually use AccuWeather, but the adds are really getting on my nerves. When I want to know the wind or rain or temps, I don't want to wait 15 seconds on a click-bait game preview.

The weather channel app drives me crazy. I don't like in the city I hunt. It'll pop up adds and then redirect me back to Columbus weather

 

[Ski]

Weather Underground 10-day forecast for me. It's a chart that shows all conditions as they're going to happen so I can visualize the weather swings. They also have a similar chart to show historic weather for any day any place. That is invaluable for cross referencing with trail cam data.

In my experience no weather station gets accurate predictions every time. And wind is very tough because unless it's a sustained steady wind it will always shift and switch, even if it's being driven one general direction.

 

[7mm08]

What's your go to weather app?

My Radar…..

 

[Savage]

I use Wunderground as well.

Forecasting wind direction is a real problem there as well unless it is sustained.

 

[BSK]

Don't use any. I just look at the raw model output and go from there. However, when it comes to radar, RadarOmega is impossible to beat right now.

 

[gamehog]

Look the windy app it seems pretty accurate

 

[user 25761]

Windfinder

 

[killingtime 41]

I use weather underground I like how it lays out the wind on a graph

 

[scn]

The Weather Channel (premium version) is what I use day to day. I have found their temp and precip to be pretty accurate. I use Windy for the wind predictions when fishing or hunting.

 

[backyardtndeer]

Weather Underground 10-day forecast for me. It's a chart that shows all conditions as they're going to happen so I can visualize the weather swings. They also have a similar chart to show historic weather for any day any place. That is invaluable for cross referencing with trail cam data.

In my experience no weather station gets accurate predictions every time. And wind is very tough because unless it's a sustained steady wind it will always shift and switch, even if it's being driven one general direction.

Use weather underground as well, but not an app, I just have them in favorites on my browser.

 

[Trapper John]

I usually just use the NOAA site and supplement with a basic radar app for my immediate needs. There's also radar available on the NOAA site I use as well.

 

[Pic IN the Casa]

Weather Underground 10-day forecast for me. It's a chart that shows all conditions as they're going to happen so I can visualize the weather swings. They also have a similar chart to show historic weather for any day any place. That is invaluable for cross referencing with trail cam data.

In my experience no weather station gets accurate predictions every time. And wind is very tough because unless it's a sustained steady wind it will always shift and switch, even if it's being driven one general direction.

+1 for WU.