Re:Apple acquires Dark Sky
by kvakkefly on Tuesday March 31, 2020 @04:22PM
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You can try Yr: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=no.nrk.yr&hl=e...
It is an app made by the Norwegian Meteorological Institute afaik and works quite well all over the world. I'm curious on how well it works where you live! They have open API's as well: https://api.met.no
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I came here to say this. No tracking, it's a public service and the UI is great. Thanks to the Norwegian Metereological Institute for making this available to everyone.
I really think this shows how direly we need "public interest" services on our phone.
Re:Apple acquires Dark Sky
by mcjiggerlog on Tuesday March 31, 2020 @07:07PM
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Another great option is Klara - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.androworks...
Great information density, clean interface and has by the far the best widget of any weather app I've seen. It manages to display so much information with graphs without being visually overloaded.
Know of any apps like this that are available for iOS? I loved the old wunderground app's graphs and have been trying to find a replacement for ages...
just tried this and its graph-centric UI is exactly the thing I loved for years about Wunderground before it went dramatically downhill.
But please, let's not tell anyone else about this - I am tired of my favorite apps always getting ruined.
Hey, truly thanks for this. It's not Dark Sky, but it's not bad, and I never would've heard about it were it not for folks on HN. I'm getting good data for where I live, the UI is nice and clean. It's a start!
I was going to suggest Yr as well! I live in France and it seems to work reasonably well.
Thank you, this looks really good.
I am not seeing a live radar view