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I find yr.no weather the most accurate for both prediction and location.
This no longer seems to be available in android market.
Is this only for weather in Norway???
Why waste your money on an App? The MET Office in the UK has a perfectly good website, and when you go there through your phone your automatically routed to the mobile version. FREE.
Met Office: Weather and climate change
This trick is also a good idea for a load of other apps too. Traffic, tides, Sunrise, THINK, BEFORE YOU BUY.
This no longer seems to be available in android market.
Is this only for weather in Norway???
Thanks
Phenomenological you contradict yourself, you advocate downloading free apps and then have a pop because I prefer to use a weather website than a paid app. When I choose an app I think its only fair to pay the Dev for his troubles. The point that I was making is; a lot of apps are mere window dressing for information that is available free on the web. Where do you think the apps get their data from?
And yes, the whole point of said apps is the convenience of the window dressing, which is often much easier to refer to than booting up the internet! Widgets are designed purely to speed up and streamline your access to the main things you use your phone for.Besides, I live in the UK. The weather will be about the same for the next 8 months. Or at least, slightly different flavours and shades of crap.
