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- Carrot Weather (Android, iOS: Free) Formerly an iOS exclusive you couldn't get on Android, Carrot Weather has long since bridged the platform divide; now the malevolent AI overlord Carrot can bring Android users the weather forecast along with a big side helping of snark and sarcasm.
- The Weather Channel (Android; iOS: Free) The free, ad-supported version of the Weather Channel app is available on Android and iOS. The TWC app provides you with a wealth of meteorological data such as temperature, wind and visibility on an hourly or daily basis, with an extended 10-day forecast available.
- Emergency: Alerts (Android; iOS) It's an app you hope you never have to use, but when disaster strikes, you'll be glad you have Emergency: Alerts from the American Red Cross on your iPhone or Android device.
- Clime: NOAA Weather Radar Live (Android, iOS: Free) Now known as Clime, the app formerly known as NOAA Radar Pro continues to stand out from the crowd with real-time radar delivered straight to your phone that shows you changing weather conditions around you.
- AccuWeather. $0.00 at Amazon. Check Stock. Its new interface may be complex, but AccuWeather has seen major improvements thanks to a recent revision. The planning features are more comprehensive, as they use weather data to help you manage allergies, safely drive, or boost productivity.
- Carrot Weather. $4.99 at Apple.com. See It. As long as you're willing to upgrade to its premium tier, Carrot Weather is a fine Android alternative to the soon-to-be-defunct Dark Sky.
- Flowx. $0.00 at Google Play. See It. Flowx pulls from a variety of local and global sources to give Android owners the most accurate forecasts possible. If you pay for a premium tier, you can customize graphs, maps, and widgets however you like.
- MyRadar Weather Radar. $0.00 at Microsoft Store. See It. Whether it's on your phone or beamed straight to your Apple Watch, MyRadar Weather Radar quickly and accurately keeps you informed about local forecasts.
- Weather.gov. Advertisement. Anthony Torres, a meteorologist and the director of science at Currently, a weather service, mainly relies on data and meteorologist-specific weather prediction models to prepare accurate weather forecasts and reports.
- RadarScope. Advertisement. Torres also likes RadarScope because it gives users access to satellite and radar so they can see where it’s cloudy or rainy or storming.
- Weather. Carly Ruff, a day-of wedding coordinator based in Florida, prefers Apple’s Weather app on her iPhone. A reliable weather app is especially important to Ruff, as she often coordinates both outdoor and indoor weddings, and she needs to know what weather to expect long before the event.
- AccuWeather. Advertisement. Ruff also likes AccuWeather as a second resource for radar purposes, so she can properly track any unexpected weather patterns.
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