SkewTLogPro

I paid money for the app & does not work for my location!! I want my money back !

I have been using this app for several years. It always works. Provides a nice snapshot of the atmospheric conditions. Started using it when I added a glider rating and learned about SkewT charts. Use it now for all flights when preparing and planning for any type of flight.

Not only do I use this for my flights but it is a great tool to teach weather.

Great app with selectable features to suit many uses. Informative help menus minimize the learning curve, as well as responsive customer service. Makes the beauty and awe of our atmosphere more fantastic with insight in the palm of your hand. Access detailed models in the CONUS and around the world. I use it flying jets, props and gliders for the big weather picture and predicting formation of contrails to view from the ground as a hobby. The the Windy app, always something of interest, everyday.

Just a static graph.

A great tool for cross country flight planning. Would be even better if the charts were interactive like those on rucsoundings so you could see exact values at selected pressures.

A great app, when it works. Have been let down many times because the app depends on extraction of data from a gov website that seems to be frequently unavailable. Also wish the app remembered the last input locations when charting a route. It’s very frustrating to have to re-enter the info each time you want to check the route before a flight.

It’s always a pleasure when the developer responds to an issue and promptly remedies it. Thanks!

Best app for T SkewTLogPro graphs. Simple and intuitive to use yet very complete and comprehensive. Well done.

This app is a really good tool for telling you what to expect with regard to current weather, and can help you improve your own forecasting. Using this app and learning enough to be able to understand all it has to offer ought to be part of being a pilot. It's really fun to look out the window at any time of day, estimate the height of the clouds I see, and then get on SkewTLogPro and use the graph to see how close I estimated. The graphs always match the ceilings given by the 3 airports near here. And the app's charts are a whole lot easier to read than NOAA Skew-T charts.