Hi, what weather software for Windows does everyone like?
Weather Software for Windows
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CCWTech
, Jun 06 2015 06:19 PM, 7 replies to this topic
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Posted 08 June 2015 - 08:46 PM
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It might help answers your question if we knew why you are asking, and what you are hoping to learn. Thanks!
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Winter 2017/2018
Dec 4: 3.2", 16: 0.9", 20: 2.1", 23: 1.5", 25: 4.6"
Jan 6: 1.5", 20: 10.8", 25: 1.5"
Feb 19: 8.6", 20: 2.4", 23: 7.1", 25: .5"
Mar 4: 13", 15: 1.8", 17: 5.3", 25: 4.2"
April 12: 1", 17: 1.3"
Total: 69.3"
Winter 2016/17 Snow:
Nov 17: 3.2", 23: 1.6", 28: 9.2" (14)
Dec 1: .5", 16: 2.5", 25: 13" (16)
Jan 2: 5", 3: 2.4", 4: 7.7", 12: 1", 19: 1.2", 21: 13", 23: 6", 24: 1", 25: 3.7", 26: 2.5" (43.5)
Feb 11: .5", 23: 6.5", 27: 4.5" (13.5)
Mar 5: 5.5" (5.5)
Apr 8: 2", 9: 1.8" (3.8)
May 17: 1" (1)
Total: 96.3"
Lowest Temp: 2F
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Posted 09 June 2015 - 04:10 AM
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Not really wanting to learn anything other than have a (hopefully free) weather application that shows local weather stations and nice radar displays.
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Posted 09 June 2015 - 07:56 PM
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Not really wanting to learn anything other than have a (hopefully free) weather application that shows local weather stations and nice radar displays.
I am also curious if there is something that anyone uses as well. I have been spoiled by Wundermap for the past few years that I have forgotten the use of dedicated applications.
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Posted 09 June 2015 - 08:01 PM
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Weather bug or The Weather Channel seem like pretty crappy apps to me, but maybe that's the best (free) out there.
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Posted 11 June 2015 - 08:42 PM
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On my phone the only app I use is radar scope. Otherwise for both phone and computer I use weatherbell, a pay site, for all my modeling needs. Similarly I use mesowest for wx conditions, spc for other stuff, etc. Generally just specific web sites.
BS Atmospheric Science University of Utah May 2015
PhD Candidate Atmospheric Sciences
--Emphasis on: Forecasting, Mountain Weather, Numerical Weather Prediction, Data Assimilation
Winter 2017/2018
Dec 4: 3.2", 16: 0.9", 20: 2.1", 23: 1.5", 25: 4.6"
Jan 6: 1.5", 20: 10.8", 25: 1.5"
Feb 19: 8.6", 20: 2.4", 23: 7.1", 25: .5"
Mar 4: 13", 15: 1.8", 17: 5.3", 25: 4.2"
April 12: 1", 17: 1.3"
Total: 69.3"
Winter 2016/17 Snow:
Nov 17: 3.2", 23: 1.6", 28: 9.2" (14)
Dec 1: .5", 16: 2.5", 25: 13" (16)
Jan 2: 5", 3: 2.4", 4: 7.7", 12: 1", 19: 1.2", 21: 13", 23: 6", 24: 1", 25: 3.7", 26: 2.5" (43.5)
Feb 11: .5", 23: 6.5", 27: 4.5" (13.5)
Mar 5: 5.5" (5.5)
Apr 8: 2", 9: 1.8" (3.8)
May 17: 1" (1)
Total: 96.3"
Lowest Temp: 2F
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Posted 15 June 2015 - 02:50 PM
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Best free weather app for iPhone is probably Storm. For Android perhaps Wunderground's app or Intellicast. Of course RadarScope is worth the money to me at least.
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Posted 07 September 2015 - 03:50 AM
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On my windows phone and in my laptop, I use the built-in weather app for windows. But in my iPhone I use Weather Mate.
