Searching for a cool iPad weather app? Weather Mate features Personal weather stations. These homegrown establishments have been set up in a number of neighborhoods all throughout the US. The stations are home to a number of instruments designed to determine certain atmospheric variables at any point in time and hence provide the most accurate localized climate predictions.
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Showing posts with label download weather app. Show all posts
Monday, 13 June 2016
Monday, 30 May 2016
The Evolution of Weather Mate
Weather Mate has gone through a number of evolutionary phases and has come a long way ever since its creation in 2013. The developers have incorporated additional functionalities from time to time to make it more user-friendly, while weeding out the various bugs and errors in the process. If you are a weather geek and on the lookout for the best free weather app for your iPhone, you can have a go at it and see for yourself.
Tuesday, 28 July 2015
Looking for a Go-To Weather App???
The smartphone app market has seen a number of weather apps on its horizon of late. Different users go for different apps in accordance with their tastes and likings. I also tend to keep a weather app always in my iPhone. What do I do with it? Not a lot, honestly speaking. Just to know about what the week’s weather is going to be like. The day’s temperature and its variations during the coming days and that’s it. However, recently I came across an app which totally changed my views about weather apps in fact I would go on to say that it gave paradigm shift to my opinions about the weather. The app is called Weather Mate and I thought why shouldn’t I share it with you guys.
The app’s really cool with a nice, clutter free yet elegant interface with lovely smooth animations to boot. The app on being launched for the first time automatically configures your current location based on which your weather information is displayed on the home screen. I wanted to see the day’s temperature on the app’s home screen. I was amazed to see that WeatherMate does far more than that. My location’s temperature was displayed on the app’s icon and so if I just wanted to know the temperature, I would not have to bear the hassle of even opening the app. An interesting feature that made me into a kind of weather geek was the weather maps with fluid overlays and layers.
You can choose different satellite and radar maps according to your choice and get all the alerts, warnings, advisories and statements right from the app. What’s more the weather forecasts are very accurate and hyper-local as the app makes use of the hundreds of personal weather stations to bring to you the most localized weather predictions. You can even get to plan your holiday while using the Travel Planner feature which can let you know the prospective weather conditions of your holiday destinations.
Overall, Weather Mate is a pretty handy app to be in your iPhone. You can do tons of weather related stuff plus get to know a lot of interesting things about your everyday weather. I would definitely suggest you to go for your WeatherMate!
Wednesday, 1 July 2015
Tutorial Video on Temperature Gradient Overlays in Weather Mate
Hey guys! It’s been quite a long hiatus, I believe. I’ve been busy lately with my university pursuits so couldn’t manage much time for my blog. Anyways I’m here now and will be sharing yet another video tutorial on Weather Mate’s weather maps feature. This video focuses on the Temperature Gradient overlays which describe the direction and the rate at which the temperature varies with respect to displacement across a certain boundary. To know more in detail about this overlay and how you can use it make predictions about the weather in your area, check these resources out:
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Wednesday, 17 June 2015
Tutorial Video on Weather Fronts Overlays in WeatherMate
WeatherMate’s developers have lately been sharing some tutorial videos to help the fans explore its different features and get maximum out of the app. I’ve been posting them on my blog to keep my loyal readers posted with these videos. This week’s video that I’m going to share with you guys is on Weather Fronts overlays. What are Weather Fronts? Well, they represent the boundary between two masses of air with contrasting temperature and/or humidity levels. To know more in detail about this overlay and how you can use it make predictions about the weather in your area, check these resources out:
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Wednesday, 10 June 2015
Tutorial Video on Weather Stations Overlays in WeatherMate
Interactive weather maps in WeatherMate include hoards of fluid animated overlays that give tremendous amount of weather related information to the budding meteorologists. I’ve shared a couple of tutorials for my readers that have explained the radar and satellite maps in the iOS app. The next video that I am going to share with you guys is a tutorial on Weather Stations overlays. WeatherMate makes use of the thousands of weather stations set up in neighborhoods all over the US to forecast local and long range weather conditions. In addition to the video tutorial, I’ll also be sharing with you the link of a walkthrough on this map layer.
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Tuesday, 2 June 2015
Tutorial Video on Weather Maps Feature in WeatherMate: Radar Maps Layer
You are weather junkie or not, if you want a cool weather app, on your apple gadget, that brings to you hyperlocal, accurate and reliable weather updates, then WeatherMate is a must-have for you. The developers of this app have started unearthing the amazing features that this app offers. Today, I want to share with you the first in a series of tutorial videos striving to explore the weather maps feature in WeatherMate. This video gives a brief overview of the Radar Maps Layer. I hope you guys would like it! Here’s the link to the video:
Tuesday, 12 May 2015
A Multi-Purpose Weather App
Dealing with the unpredictability in the weather conditions is not an easy task by any stretch of imagination. With all the hype around the buzzword “Global Warming”, there has been a lot of hue and cry about the adverse repercussions of the greenhouse gas emissions on climate in different regions of the world. The situation seems to be getting out of hands with every passing day as the weather conditions continue to become more and more unpredictable. One wishes to get hands on a source which provides access to reliable information about the changing weather.
As you know, I’m always on the lookout for innovations in the world of computing. Weather apps in the recent times have flattered to deceive with promises of delivering highly accurate weather forecasts. My disappointment in such apps continues to grow and grow. But there’s one free weather app for iPhone and iPad which is the best. It is called WeatherMate which has proved to be my trustworthy mate for quite some time. Never has its predictions and updates gone wrong. The weather data it presents is highly localized and reliable.
What renders its weather forecasts accurate is the Weather Stations feature in the app. You can get access to the weather observations generated in your neighborhood by virtue of this feature. In addition to presenting localized weather conditions, WeatherMate interprets and displays them using extremely simple and user-friendly mechanisms to portray the information required by the end-user. Simplicity of the app is one of the greatest attributes that makes it a tremendous utility for even the most novice of users in addition to the advanced ones. So, whether you are a meteorologist, a scientist, an environmentalist or just a common-place rookie weather watcher, precise, consistent and accurate weather data is now at your disposal!
Tuesday, 14 April 2015
Forget Your Forgetfulness with Due
I remain so pre-occupied in my day-to-day pursuits that more often than not I happen to forget the one-off tasks that are not part of my daily routine. I am habitual of looking for the day’s temperature whenever I get up in the morning on my iPhone’s home screen. The Best Weather App for iPad helps me greatly in this regard as the temperature is available on the app’s icon and I do not even have to wait for the app to load and open. But that’s my habit guys and you kind of unintentionally tend to keep doing things you are habitual of without forgetting even once. Don’t you? It’s the things that aren’t a part of your daily calendar that you can forget. Do you get worried? Well, don’t be now!
Due is an iOS app that has been designed to set reminders and help you to complete them well within the designated time slot. Due makes use of the uncanny snooze settings that make it next to impossible for you disregard any alert as unimportant. The distinct feature of the app is its alerts creation screen which includes a grid of varying time durations that you can simply tap to add/subtract time to/from your reminder. The time durations range from minutes and hours to even days. New reminders can be set as well as edits can be rendered to the old reminders by a simple tap while the newly created or edited reminders can be saved simply by swiping in any direction on the screen.
Due is a minimalist app not intended to perform a number of complex tasks simultaneously but does efficiently what it has been designed to do-remind you of your one-off tasks. If you are wary of yourself forgetting any stuff, then this is definitely the app you must try.
Monday, 30 March 2015
Sharing Weather Conditions: Nothing of the Past
Hello people!!! I know it’s been a slightly longer gap than usual. The last week and a half was like a whirlwind to me and you won’t believe where I had been to, to spend my semester break. A friend of mine, hailing from Auckland New Zealand invited me to come down under and also witness the exclusive spectacle taking place in her country. The country had been gripped by the sensational game of cricket since the mid of February. Having heard so much about the game of Cricket from her, I was definitely intrigued as well. Also, the thought of travelling across the marvelous island of New Zealand further ignited a desire in me to spend the semester break with my friend.
So people, off I went!!! At the airport, the immigration officer, about to stamp my passport asked me which team was going to win the world cup. To be honest, I was caught off-guard but then I remember having muttered the words “New Zealand” and the officer smirked. Since that moment, I felt as if I had been traversing through a very fast paced dream. We made a trip to the idyllic Taupo on the way to Hamilton.Then we had an unforgettable excursion to the Waikato River flowing seamlessly into the Huka falls. “Waikato River is the only waterway in the Southern Hemisphere which flows from the South to the North”, told by my friend. I was also lucky enough to behold the amazing game of Cricket between New Zealand and Australia at Eden Park Auckland. And finally New Zealand prevailed in that ripper of a game after a tantalizing finish.
Amidst all the fun and adventure, the archipelago Vanuatu was struck by the disastrous tropical cyclone Pam. Certain areas of New Zealand were also under threat and I was fortunate to be in possession of the Best Weather App for iPhone and iPad. WeatherMate kept me updated with the latest severe weather alerts, warnings, watchings, statements and advisories. My family members warned me of the approaching storm through the radar imagery simply by giving a couple of taps in the app, to share the on-screen information via email, facebook and twitter.
Finally, I am back among my people after a holiday worth remembering and writing this new post for you guys. It was quite sobering to see the extent havoc wreaked by the ruthless storm in Vanuatu and quite liberating to observe how those people were coping against such hardships. What was also quite uplifting was that despite all the rumours going around about the unpredictable weather, I and my family were thoroughly updated with the latest localized weather forecasts!!!
Tuesday, 10 March 2015
Keeping the weather watchers updated right down to the minute!
Right then guys! Here I am yet again! I know you must be curious that I keep on extolling the virtues of WeatherMate in my writings quite often as I did in my last blog but I haven’t yet introduced you to the amazing application. Now I’m wondering why haven’t I done so? Alas! Well instead of ruing that I didn’t, I should get going with the business then! ☺
WeatherMate is being proclaimed by the developers as a must-have for weather geeks interested in knowing the minutest of weather details. The app offers a serene blend of accurate weather data and aesthetically designed user interface while the accompanying subtle animations add to the simplicity and elegance of the app’s demeanor.
The application makes use of cutting edge technology to portray the current temperature of any location in the WeatherMate’s icon on the device’s Home Screen. The Personal Weather Stations feature of the app utilizes scores of weather monitoring platforms set up in a number of neighborhoods all throughout the US to present hyper-local weather updates.
The app also lets the user see what the temperature actually feels like, with information on Wind Speed and Direction, Chance of Precipitation, Visibility, Humidity, Barometric Pressure, Cloud Cover, UV Index, Wind Chill, Dew Point, Sunrise Time, Sunset Time and much more. Furthermore, the app depicts high resolution animated weather radar maps in bright vivid colors.
The app enables the users to track weather history of any place in the world at any specified time. It allows connectivity with National Weather Service radio for official alerts, watches, forecasts and other pertinent hazard information. Moreover, severe weather alerts keep updated with precise and accurate weather conditions in one’s vicinity. The app’s compatibility with iOS 8 to go with the high quality retina display, makes it all the more fun to use.
The Travel Planner feature makes use of the historical weather data for a certain location and utilizes advanced algorithms to predict for the site’s weather in the distant future. The app fetches weather and map data from the almighty Weather Underground. The developers have recently incorporated additional units of weather measurement such hectopascal, knots, beaufort etc. The app talks as well! WeatherMate can read you out the weather conditions at the tap of your fingers.
For those on the relentless prowl for the best free weather app for iPhone and iPad, this one is definitely worth having a go at! Double thumbs up to the developers from my end ☺
Thursday, 26 February 2015
Planning Your Holiday? This Might Come in Handy!!!
Are you planning a vacation to the tropical paradises of the exotic Caribbean? Do you get enthralled by the amazing landscapes and the breathtaking ocean view? Are you a nature lover who would leave no stone unturned in taking a sip of the delicious indigenous cocktails while relaxing on the beach, enjoying the exquisite barbecue and absorbing all the delicacies the astounding islands have to offer? Do you want to catch a glimpse of the wonderful underwater world full of marine life and shoals of different colored fish?
Caribbean is a land of pristine beauty offering the tourists activities that would get their adrenaline pumping and make their hearts beat faster. The tired souls can get their minds and spirits rejuvenated by spending some quality time in the islands. But in order to ensure that you do not lose all the fun, make sure that you plan your holiday thoroughly to enjoy the beautiful destinations with as much excitement and adventure as possible.
You need to be in a clear frame of mind before you start planning your vacation. Are you aware of the destination which you are interested in exploring or will you resort to some internet research? Do you intend to take your family with you? What time of the year have you opted for your holiday? What destination do you have in mind for the holiday? How long will your holiday be? What route and means of transportation should you be going for to make your holiday memorable?
Feeling confused? Don’t be! The best free weather app for iPhone and iPad has the answer to all these perplexing questions. WeatherMate is an iOS weather app that in addition to providing a number of other features, furnishes decades old weather data relative to a certain geographical local. The historical weather records are brought into use by another built-in feature of the app called the Travel Planner. This feature makes use of this data about any worldwide location to display comprehensive weather summaries between the specified dates. Moreover, the app uses simple yet elegant textures, designs and dynamically changing animations to portray the weather information. The friendly user interface lets you take a quick overview of the functionalities and you get accustomed to it in no time!
Definitely a handy tool to possess in your iPhone’s armoury when the current era’s weather forecasts are so unreliable. The weather predictions made by the app are so realistic and pragmatic that it will never allow your vacation to go down the drains. Rather, you will be able to plan your holiday impeccably.
Tuesday, 17 February 2015
WeatherMate: Must-have for the Lazy Bums!
Partied all night long? Suffering from a hangover so ferocious that all you wish to do is to keep lying on your cozy bed without having to do anything? Yes, this happens almost every weekend with me. The relentless grind of the entire week is so exhausting! Ahhh, the ringing of the telephone! The high pitched shrieking of the boss! The never-ending stress of getting rid of the assigned official tasks! And then to further rub salt on the wounds, go to the health care specialist for my regular examination just to make sure all my limbs and organs are working fine, or are they really? Life becomes but a miserable routine to be followed all through the wretched week!
I wake up next morning, not knowing where I am? What I had been doing the whole night? I do not want to open my eyes. Yet my hand almost involuntarily searches for my smart phone without mustering enough strength to open my eyes. Somehow I do open them and have to unlock my phone, search through my apps to end up with my weather app. The app takes quite a lot of time to get loaded and then the interface lets me know what the weather is like. Then I say to myself would that I were to know of the day’s temperature without having to wait for such an excruciatingly long time.
Hang on! My wish has come true! WeatherMate-The best free weather app for iPhone and iPad is a new weather application that makes use of cutting edge technology to show the current temperature of any location right on my iPhone’s home screen! The app automatically updates accurate temperature and displays it in the WeatherMate’s icon on my Home Screen. No longer do I have to undergo all that turmoil of scrolling through my phone and searching for the weather app to determine the day’s temperature. Really a useful app for all the lazy bums out there!
Thursday, 5 February 2015
Tips & Apps for Winter Survival During the Blizzard of 2015
Trivia time! What’s common between Barrow in Alaska, Hell in Norway (no pun intended) & Yakutsk in Russia? Temperatures below freezing point that will kill all your bed bugs!
Weather conditions at these places can get harsh enough to confine residents to their houses for days at a stretch. New Yorkers have been witnessing something similar the past few days amid the ‘Blizzard of 2015’. Who else agrees that the images pouring in on Twitter right now look more like stills from Dennis Quaid’s ‘The Day After Tomorrow’?
The havoc that Juno wreaked the past week in the Northeast has made one thing certain, whether you’re a permanent resident or a wanderer touring one of these places, you must prepare yourself for unforeseen severe weather conditions because there’s no guarantee when a severe weather ‘watch’ will turn to a ‘warning’.
Say, if you do get stranded somewhere in a snowstorm on a fateful day without any preparations, here are a few survival tips.
- Remove any jewellery items you are wearing. Married people start with their wedding rings!
- Light a fire! Burn anything you can find.
- You lose the most heat through your head, and then your feet. Cover them up first and cover them up well.
- Put on anything, anything you can find that will insulate your body and stall heat loss.
- To prevent a frostnip, keep kicking your boots in the snow every now and then. This will increase blood circulation and warm you up a little.
- If incase you do get frostbitten, whatever you do, DO NOT rub the affected area and DO NOT thaw it in hot water. The trick is to start with cold water, very slowly increasing the water temperature. Do it wrong and you might lose that digit.
- Shed any damp clothing item you are wearing. Dampness along with freezing cold will increase the odds of getting a frostbite.
- Save your phone's battery! You'll need it! It's good to have a good weather app installed on your phone at all times. Of all the apps that I’ve tried, I’ve found WeatherMate to be the best weather app for iPhone & iPad. One of its best features is the real-time push notification function for severe weather watches & warnings. This app picks up real-time alerts from the National Weather Service for the US & Canada, and MeteoAlarm for Europe. So, the updates don’t get more official and accurate than this.
Bear in mind, no number of tips can beat the time-tested axiom of survival, that is, ‘hope for the best, but prepare for the worst’. It’s better to always carry extra food, water & gasoline, flashlights and charged batteries when you’re travelling. Also, having a handy mobile app that readily alerts you of the looming severe weather conditions at your location will help you brace yourself up ahead of any harsh conditions that you might otherwise have to endure.
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