MyRadar Accurate Weather Radar

This is a really good app for people who check the weather a lot. The only problem is that the presentation is not as simple as it could be and so there is a learning curve for using it. But once you've suffered through that for about a week it's really quite good. Pro's: it provides nice graphs so that you can see trends over time, and, of course, radar views so that you can see geographical trends. When compared to two other apps that I use, it seems to be on the more accurate side. Neg's: it's difficult to get a quick answer to the question "What % chance that it's going to rain when I plan to do such and such today?" I know it's a difficult question but it's extremely practical so it's best answered with a time trend line. Yes, you can get that, but you have to do several swipes and dig down a bit. The widgets don't seem to work all the time (at least for me) - that would be the best place to provide that answer but I haven't figured out how to do that (if it's even possible). Next best would be to have the option for it to show up in the summary at the top of the main view (that shows the temperature trend line, and minimally useful cloud icons). It is a good sign that the app recently came out with a travel feature, which I'm looking forward to testing. In summary, I'm liking it a lot so far but still getting used to it.

I have been searching for a good weather app for months now. It gets really annoying sometimes because either the weather app spans you with ads or they make you pay crazy amounts of money just to see an hourly forecast. Now if you are using an iPhone this app is not necessary but I still recommend you highly to download it. The reason is because iPhone already has a default weather app. On the other hand, iPad doesn’t have the default weather app. If you are an iPad user you must download this app. My first reason is: this app is a combination of a radar and accurate forecast. On the apple default app, they only give you a forecast. The second reason: it gives you notifications about emergency situations such as tornados. My third reason: this app is very customizable. Even without paying the subscription, you can customize it however you like. The fourth reason: it gives you a detailed description of the weather. It shows you what it feels like. It gives you the week forecast, hourly forecast and much more! I recommend this app for everyone. Don’t waste your time on other apps with too many ads. Even though this app has a few ads, they don’t take up the whole screen and they don’t come constantly. If you want a good weather app, download this app. A lot of the apps out there make you pay a lot of money to download their apps. This app is free! A huge thanks to the developers for creating such a good weather app. I hope you can make nice improvements that will make this app even better for user!

The app has been properly upgraded to support iPhone X, which I appreciate, but the design of important features within the app don’t function very well with iPhone X. For instance, to return to the map after swiping down from the location at the top of the screen, you’re supposed to swipe up from the button of the screen. iPhone X’s home bar has the exact same gesture to return to the iOS home screen, so I often accidentally return to the home screen of my iPhone X instead of returning to the map. Also, the swipe left/right gesture at the top of the app to switch between favorite locations is very finicky and difficult to do on iPhone X without accidentally expanding the information page about that location, which then results in the aforementioned issue happening again. Despite its poor design for iPhone X, the information this app provides after a few of the in-app upgrades is extremely useful and far more substantial than the default iOS weather app, especially when paired with Apple Watch, so it was worth the upgrade fees in my opinion. Just beware of the poor design for iPhone X. Other earlier generation iPhones (Any with a home button instead of a home bar) will not have the same problems I discussed as they only pertain specifically to iPhone X. If you don’t have an iPhone X, or if you do have an iPhone X and are willing to deal with the poor design, this weather app will provide you with more than an adequate amount of information after purchasing some of the upgrades.