Meteogram for iPhone App Reviews

This app provides all of the essential data youd need to not only understand current conditions but also provides key indices necessary in forecasting. And the data is all in one place!

Well done.

A+++++

Great app with fantastic presentation of so much information at a glance. My go-to app for sailing wx forecasts!

It appears to be abandoned. No update in over 2 years!

Best weather app ever

Nice presentation of the weather forecast

I find the forecasts are very accurate. The chart format is very intuitive. You can see when rain hits throughout the day, when temperature rises and so on. Clean and simple.

Seems to be more reliable than all other apps, websites or tv which is odd since it uses the same data from the closest NWS. I use the cloud cover info for photography.

This app presents the weather forecast in a simple and continuous format. The informatics are concise and effective. Finally, I have found the weather app I have been searching for! Opportunities for improvement: - It takes some time to understand what the chart is showing. One alternative is to consider a sample chart in an FAQ with callouts to highlight what is shown where: such as time of day, wind direction, wind speed, rainfall, sunrise (I assume that is when the background goes from grey to white?), etc. Only after using the app for a while was I confident I understood what I was seeing. - Consider adding tick lines for ever hour and not just the hours listed on the axis. I dont remember how many hours are between ticks and end up thinking it out each time, another intuitive hurdle. - Consider freezing the vertical axis what in vertical mode and scrolling.

Great way to see the hourly forecast for all around the world. One of my early purchased apps and still one of my favorites. Its been a while since it was updated but everything works great! On the table page sunrise and sunset shows up after a delay at the bottom. Id like that to stand out more, have Moonrise and Moonset. With the phase of the Moon too :) Problem - Its hard to know which foreign cites are in the database...

This is not like any other weather app I use. I still use three. The basic iOS weather, wunderground and meteo. This is wonderful because of the customizable features. I added humidity and am very happy then with, cloud cover, temperature, wind and rain that it shows at a glance. It is simply beautiful to look at. So why the others? Weather does a quick job. Answering the umbrella or shorts question? Wunderground is good for searching places I am going to not just where I am and also digging a little deeper. Pollen anyone? This one I choose when I really want to get an accurate picture of the weather for say an endurance bike ride or hiking or simply impressing people who havent seen it. So why title this review surprise? Because I am surprised that there are any reviews less than four stars for this slick looking, sniper accurate info source.

Nice, but on iPhone 5 with iOS 7.04 crashes :(

Particularly in the portrait view, the fonts are now very small.

This is my preferred weather app, but Im still getting used to the iOS 7 update. The help page 404s but I still found a few nice additions. You can swipe back and forth to change between your saved locations. You can zoom to get a weekly graph or detailed daily graph. This is a welcome change. The ability to cycle through the different overlays, such as humidity, wind, etc is gone. There seems to be settings for pressure and dew point lines. ***I would like the precipitation amounts to come back on the graph***. I used the numeric values at specific times to gauge if I would ride my bicycle for instance. Clouds were better before. The new daily summary below the graph is kind of lame (just like every other weather app). The point of this wonderful app is NOT to be that. I dont want to know the daily low (probably at 5am), I want to know what the temperature will be when I get home. I dont want to know we will have rain sometime in this 24 hours, I want to see what hours it will rain and how much. Other than that, keep up the good work. This is still the best weather app.

I used to use this over and over as an example of how infodesign should be done. Now the cloud info and precipitation amount is obscure, everything is pale and hard to read and the number glow is just awful. Who did this?!? This used to be so beautifully clear and ALREADY OS7 -like.

Clear and accurate presentation of the weather information. I especially appreciate the rainfall forecasts Updated version is very smartly designed--just like this developers other applications. Clear, informative graphs show the weather information well. There is a good bit packed onto the screen, but the option for a bigger font is a welcome addition added by an extremely responsive developer. Meteogram and WeatherMap are two of the best weather apps available.

Every detail is there.

Takes data from yr.no and presents *only* its category-leading meteogram. It adds tweaks, such as Fahrenheit. The new version adds fabulous additional infographics — brilliantly done, although it’s hard to learn all the features (settings, where to tap, etc.). This is its Achilles heel: *NO* instructions are available, and the developer does not respond to email, so youll need to figure it all out on your own. But once you do, it’s fabulous! And well worth the effort.

Great graphical representation of near term weather trends. My most used weather app.