Most accurate weather app

[SlowInternet]

Put your phone in your pocket, walk out of your front door. If its warm, wear a T-Shirt. If it's cold go back in and put on a jersey.

Seems like the best way.

 

[mister]

Some of the weather apps these days are way out. They tell you that at a spesific time there is a 80% chance of rain and then the sun shines during that period.

That's because they use computer generated forecast feeds.

See explanation here:

http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/showthr...eather-app?p=14687222&viewfull=1#post14687222

 

[MickZA]

There's no such thing as accurate weather prediction when it comes to PE… you should know that.

Too true but I like it that way, reminds me of the UK albeit with vastly improved average temperatures

 

[Fox1]

Eye in the sky is most accurate. It gives a 14 day weather forecast that's most accurate.

 

[atomcrusher]

I use several weather sites, but Accuweather is pretty accurate for where I live ... as an example, I have just looked at my max/min thermometer, which is in a permanently shaded area of my outside stoep, and it reads now at 38C

Here's the accuweather forecast for my area for today .. ENCA News weather had our max at 40C, and it looks like the temperature will reach that by 14h00

 

[bokka1]

Eye in the sky is most accurate. It gives a 14 day weather forecast that's most accurate.

I also only use eye in the sky and that 15 day forecast is usually spot on.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.citc.weather&hl=en