[Hubie]

Yes, i've done the searches, i know the apps. Now I ask in one simple thread:

What Weather App do YOU use on your storm (and WHY?)

[manofice1]

WeatherEye, cuz it gets the job done and is pretty

[bad_boy321]

Berry weather. Great UI, looks good, and doesn't kill my battery.

[joski]

WeatherEye, cuz it gets the job done and is pretty

Me too. I never really liked WeatherBug. I would consider purchasing BerryWeather if I know it will fix a WeatherEye leak though!

[senormarquez]

i like weatherbug. i like the alerts, the 5day forecast and the current temp info and the details it provides me.

[anon(95804)]

I use Weatherbug too. Some people complain that WeatherBug has memory leak issues but I haven't experienced it. BerryWeather is good too, but the fact that it doesn't have a radar and it's not free made WeatherBug the winner for me.

[dwelder]

I use weather bug and it slows my memory down a little bit but not enough for me to really notice. Tried weather eye but it didn't have enough features for me.

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[venomgirl]

I guess I am just primative b/c I simply use The Weather Channel, the icon isn't great but it does what I want...tells me the weather.

[dakoop]

Weather bug. Its free and feature packed. Weather eye seemed too plain for my taste and berry weather didn't appeal to me visually.

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[ArmaK]

I use weatherbug since it is free, displays the weather, temp and high and low for the day on the home screen, give a detailed 5 day and hourly forecast, current windspeed and direction, has a radar map and has a street cam to see conditions at certain locations in your area.

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[pmas]

BerryWeather. well worth the money