[Snappy Phoenix]

What's the best weather app for Android that you suggest?

[jfalkingham]

WeatherBug is good and does not deplete battery

[danp2000]

I use BeWeather though it has been removed from the app store. My guess is they didn't want all the required Google intrusion stuff. Great Widgets as well.

It IS available on the Amazon app store and still works great.

[o4liberty]

Using weather bug for years can complain about it lots of features too.

[Snappy Phoenix]

Thanks I'll try Weather Bug then

[piko 72]

This one :https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...ckdown.weather

[Mercuryuser]

This one :https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...ckdown.weather

my favourite too and iv tried them all

[AndroidFanboy8]

I use an app called 1weather. It comes with specific widgets that you can discretely install on your lock screen and will always show the weather and location you choose.

[scrannel]

"Weather Forecast Pro".

[bsommerhalder]

I use "Weather Timeline" which I love because the data behind it is from Dark sky, and I find its widgets and widget settings to be perfect for me.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...ruston.weather

[Snappy Phoenix]

"Weather Forecast Pro".

Just bought it, thanks for the recommendation

[Soapm]

What's wrong with Today Weather or the one that comes with the phone? It tells the weather and has a choice of three sources???

[anon(10429275)]

I use DarkSky. Love the minute by minute rain forecasts and the widgets. It is 2.99 US per *year* which is well worth it to me. Free if you don't need minute-accurate rain forecasts or widgets

[Vistaus]

I use Your Local Weather, which is nice, fast and simple, but DarkSky has better features. Esp. the Time Machine is really cool.

[Thud Hardsmack]

Dark Sky and Weather Timeline, everything else I've tried either was too often incorrect, made too many location requests, amd/or was missing features I wanted. Dark Sky and Weather Timeline aren't perfect either, but good enough to do the job.

[jd3232]

Google is the best for checking the weather. i like to set the 'at a glance' widget rather than the clock one that is set by default. it takes you right to google weather

[supertom]

What's the best weather app for Android that you suggest?

the one in the default google app. No need for anything else, really

[scrannel]

Just bought it, thanks for the recommendation

Yes, it's excellent. Tried a bunch before settling on this.

[sheldonbk]

I'm surprised no one mentioned Accuweather which I've been using for a long time. I rely on the alerts for severe weather alerts from Environment Canada. I always saw it as the gold standard. I'm really curious about others mentioned though I can't see buying a subscription product for weather.

[sheldonbk]

"Weather Forecast Pro".

There are like 5 apps all called Weather Forecast Pro in Google Play. Which dev?

[SparkBerryBold]

For people in the US, NWS NOW is pretty good. It has the basic data from the National Weather Service in a simple, functional layout.

[Thud Hardsmack]

I'm surprised no one mentioned Accuweather which I've been using for a long time. I rely on the alerts for severe weather alerts from Environment Canada. I always saw it as the gold standard. I'm really curious about others mentioned though I can't see buying a subscription product for weather.

I can't speak to anyone else's experience, my only problem with AccuWeather was that it really hurt battery life. Other than that it was a really good piece of software.

[mvsalvino]

MSN Weather.

Straightforward and simple, and NO ADS! Reminds me of BB10 weather app

[scrannel]

There are like 5 apps all called Weather Forecast Pro in Google Play. Which dev?

This:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...l.pro&hl=en_US

[ubbulls]

I can't speak to anyone else's experience, my only problem with AccuWeather was that it really hurt battery life. Other than that it was a really good piece of software.

My problem with AccuWeather is that it does not remember any location I mark as a favorite. They are gone within a day or two at most.