Found a Great App last night

[wolfen1086]

Hi, I know I'm kinda new here, but I DO know what works and what don't well I work outside and it'd be nice to see whats coming in the air in real time not connecting to our local tv station which is about as accurate as a dead cat.
well last night I found an app on the market for my Moment called Radar Now. Its by USNaviguide LLC. All it does is set your location, and show a radar image of whats coming your way as far as weather, the temp humidity, Barometer Dewpoint, and wind. Not bad for a free app, not as fancy as the weather channel app, but it don't take forever to load either . I emailed the guy and told him how much I like it, its already saved my rear from egtting wet twice.

Just thought I'd let everybody know about that one

 

[Epicurean]

Do you have a link for that? I did a search on AppBrain for "Radar Now" and it doesn't come up.

 

[myers6mm]

That's odd I can't find it on AppBrain either? I've had it on my phone since middle of last year. I sync with AppBrain then login to AppBrain on my PC and it doesn't show up in my apps

If you search the market on you phone it should show up though.

Mike.

 

[MarkHirt]

It's a great app, FAST and the most accurate radar I've ever used. When it says it's raining IT IS, when it shows the rain stopping IT DOES

It's in the Market
Radar Now! website
AndroLib link

 

[wolfen1086]

Do you have a link for that? I did a search on AppBrain for "Radar Now" and it doesn't come up.

MarkHirt posted the links before I could. I would have been back faster but I was kinda busy uninstalling 6 different weather apps that I don;t need anymore.

 

[neils31]

is this just for the US ? doesn't seem to be any users in the UK....

 

[wolfen1086]

Judging from the map on their site I'd say its only for most of the Continental United States, maybe a few border places in Upper Mexico and Southern Canada. But if you email the guy maybe he can make one for other places. Being new to Android forums, I don;t know of any off hand except the weather channel, but I have heard of one called Red Sky thats supposed to work in England and Europe.