Tomorrow.io: Weather Forecast

The weather app is exceptional. It provides accurate and real-time weather updates with a clean and intuitive interface. It offers a wide range of features such as hourly and weekly forecasts, interactive radar maps, and notifications for severe weather alerts. The app's user-friendly design makes navigating through different sections effortless, while the detailed yet simplified data presentation ensures a seamless user experience. Whether it's planning outdoor activities or staying informed about approaching storms, this weather app is a must-have for anyone seeking reliable weather information on the go.

It is wonderful application for my area climate …❤️❤️❤️ Thank you 🙏😀 Best and the Besttttt.. Bangkok

What a load of rubbish . Says zero chance of rain and i had torrential rain Said 80 % chance of rain , had no rain .

It often crashes, the map view is slow, and it shows 0% chance of rain when it rains. Other than that I like it.

I’ve been using tomorrow on my phone for months and love it but recently got a watch and when opening the app on the watch no values are displayed, just blank “placeholder” text appears. 4.5 stars on iPhone and 1 star on watch.

I work outdoors a lot and really need to know when it’s going to rain. This app is always right when all of my other weather apps are just guessing.

One star for the poor customer service experienced. If you don’t want bug reports, or feedback, don’t offer the option. Otherwise RESPOND when emailed.

I used WeatherBug for more than a decade before I got this new app to try out its rain forecasts (they just changed the name to T.io and I don’t remember what it was called before). I noticed that the 10-day forecasts here would fluctuate wildly and only become stable (and prove to be accurate) once they were in the 48-72 hour range. Meanwhile, I compared the WeatherBug 14-day forecasts, which remained fairly stable from the beginning and turned out to be accurate. This app also wants to charge a subscription to get lightning alerts and lightning strike info, whereas that’s included for free in WeatherBug. What is better about this app than WeatherBug are its activity recommendations. It takes more factors into account when recommending when would be a good time for outdoor activities. In that sense, I think it’s more accurate than WeatherBug. Nevertheless, after a year with T.io, or whatever it’s called, I’m going back to WeatherBug.

Preferences keep reverting to off.

I love this weather app