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Just thinking of deleting this weather app and switching up with Dark Sky Weather, just like I did with the Maps app and replaced it with Google Maps. If you want accuracy, just use the NWS website. Most of the apps just use computer model outputs. If spending money, and also fairly proficient with radar, I'd recommend radarscope pro.
Tutorial and code for programmatically interfacing the Dark Sky weather API and building a weather dashboard. - initialstate/darksky
I have been impressed with the new Weather App in iOS 15. I have been exploring moving to the Weather App over Dark Sky. I have also been comparing the data. A few thoughts and I am eager to hear how others are managing the dual weather apps. Dark Sky has become almost unusable (potentially on purpose) for the Apple Watch.
Get started with WeatherKit. WeatherKit, together with the all-new Apple Weather service, provides apps and services with a wide range of valuable weather data that can help people stay up to date, safe, and prepared. Learn about the requirements, tools to get started, and how to transition from the Dark Sky weather service.
Average visibility, meters. Explore OpenWeather's One Call API 3.0, a comprehensive solution for users migrating from Dark Sky API, offering free access to key weather data. This API provides current weather, forecasts, and historical data with a single call. Features include minute forecasts for 1 hour, hourly forecasts for 48 hours, daily ...
Update / clarification: my current (main) app is Appy Weather. I have Darker Sky, which is a fork of the original Dark Sky, along with Hello Weather (that one's pretty accurate and uses the DS API), Geometric Weather and one of the weather apps from F-Droid. Perhaps I may be jumping the gun, but I was curious what the consensus was.
Dark Sky was the best free weather API, with very generous limits for non-paying users (1,000 requests/day for free). Really great for toying around, experimenting, or making small apps. Hopefully another weather API will take its place as the go-to free weather API. I just hope it's as good.
