Weather Apps for Android?

[wooddamon1]

Hello folks, just wanting some suggestions from fellow bowhunters on some decent apps to check forecasts/barometric pressure and what-not.

The one I'm using now is okay, but I'd like to find a better one.

Thanks in advance for any suggestions!

Damon

[Hud]

Weather Channel has been a good one for checking, local and some favorite areas in WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, NV.

[akbowbender]

I just go to the National Weather Service web page. Enter your zip code and you are good to go. Here's the forecast for Ironwood, Michigan:  http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?lat=46.46539948969581&lon=-90.15838738187142&site=all&smap=1#.VISOAShvzYg

[akbowbender]

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[akbowbender]

Oops!

[stagetek]

I've tried Weather-Bug, didn't care for it and went back to the Weather Channel.

[Keith Langford]

get the scoutlook app, it's free and will also give you way more than the weather, great app

[thump]

I'm with you on Scoutlook.

[Bladepeek]

x3 on the Scoutlook.

[JJB]

I also like using the weather channel and Scoutlook.
-Jay

[hickstick]

Weather underground is pretty good...but I usually pull up the website over the app.

[wooddamon1]

Thanks, guys. I'll give them a try later today. Scoutlook sounds great.  

[Bill Turner]

I recently purchased ($1.99) the Scoutlook weather app for Android. It is my understanding that the $1.99 version has fewer advertisements than the free version. It works great and I could not be happier with my purchase. Like u, I posted here before buying and "Scoutlook" was far and away the #1 recommendation. Give it a try; it's a beast.      

[beaunaro]

I've heard Scoutlook is good.

I use NOAA free on my Android.

It always has hourly winds,temps, precip, like Chuck said.

[Stump73]

Scoutlook

[Butchie]

Weather underground or Accuweather.