App Profile: EverythingWeather

Cori62929926

Rating: 5/5

This app was recommended to me because it’s written by a meteorologist who works at the National Weather Service (NWS). My background is also in meteorology, but not forecasting, so I’ve run the gamut in weather apps over the years: Accuweather, Weather Live, MyRadar, RadarScope, Dark Sky, and Carrot, to name a few. EverythingWx takes the best parts of these apps and more. Besides all of the standard features - the daily/weekly forecast, radar map, etc. - the forecast discussion tab is a great inclusion for those in the biz. This app uses data straight from the NWS without using a private sector middleman, unlike the other apps out there, and doesn’t charge a subscription fee for it (again, unlike other apps).

SoonerTom1

Rating: 5/5

This the app I’ve been waiting for! There are dozens and dozens of weather apps that display a forecast and radar. And many of them utilize NWS datastreams to present these products. What’s unique about this app is its ability to display NWS graphical decision support products (e.g., Graphicasts, Weather Stories, etc) that represent key messaging services of local WFOs. In addition, this app provides unusually easy access to special WFO text products like LSRs, CLIs and PNSs that are traditionally challenging to access on conventional NWS websites. This is a great app!

<mayaa3

Rating: 5/5

This app is great!! The NWS is a great location for forecasts and other weather info, but the website isn’t really optimized for mobile, and it can be a little hard to find what you need if you don’t know where to look. This app takes it all and puts it into a more streamlined and digestible format, perfect for both meteorologists and the layperson!! Not to mention, it’s free and no ads, definitely a plus!