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iWeather - Forecast App

Name: iWeather - Forecast App
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)
Author: Salvatore Milazzo

Forecasts for your city.

Published by: Salvatore Milazzo

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Description

Get forecasts in a simple and intuitive way on all your devices. Search for any city or simply look at the weather around you. View current temperature, hourly and daily forecasts.
Functionality:
- Support for iPad, iPhone and Apple Watch
- Everything synchronized between the various devices via iCloud, in a safe and effective way
- Daily and weekly forecasts
- Search or select cities around you
- Check wind speed and direction, sunrise and sunset times and much more
- Use the Widget to get real-time forecasts on your location or on a selected city
- Save all your cities, to look at the forecasts quickly.
- Travel section to find hotels, cars or airplanes for the city for which you have requested the forecast.
- Full support for Dark Mode.

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IWeather FAQ

Is IWeather free?

Yes, IWeather is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
Is IWeather legit?

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User Rating

5 out of 5

1 ratings in Switzerland

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IWeather Reviews

Great app

This weather app is great and doesn’t have the technical difficulties of the Mac version!

Nice app

This is a great weather app. Although the iPhone version is better than the Mac version on adding cities!

Well worth a look

I’m surprised this weather app doesn’t get more attention, I like the presentation and the amount of data displayed in a compact and well thought out manner. Additionally, it is fast and memory leak is not an issue even when running 24*7. The developer hasn’t shared his weather data source so it will take me a while to test just how accurate the forecasts are. A couple complaints thus far. First, the pre-populated foreign cities are few and far between. For example, I have family in the UK and the closest city I could get weather for was London, well over 150 miles away. Secondly, thanks for having the option of Fahrenheit (F°) temps; however, when selecting Fahrenheit for your U.S. customers you also need to convert Wind to mph, Precipitation in inches to the hundredth, and Pressure in inches of Hg to the hundredth.