WeatherPro 4+

I cannot even count how many weather apps I have used over the years and I always come back here… The combination of user friendliness, comprehensive data, and most important unparalleled accuracy, at least for Europe, are the draw. My girlfriend refuses to use any app except the stock Apple at and we fight constantly over the forecast but although she would never admit it, most of the time I win!

Yes, WeatherPro is a powerful tool well worth subscribing to for weather enthusiasts. It is packed with features that the company has tried to make intuitive, but falls very short. The range of dynamic maps is combined with complicated controls that makes even me guess if I’ve found the right selection of data.

The predictive models seem to be as accurate as their previous product, but the animation frame rate is poor and unpleasant. You won’t keep this app up and running while you work or relax.

I depend on the information given by such apps, for professional and personal interests, and MeteoGroup’s previous product MeteoEarth was a perfect solution for me, with features embedded in well-thought hierarchies and non-intrusive interfaces.

With WeatherPro, I’ve found it just easier and more useful to just use the dumbed-down iPhone Weather app, and when I need more indepth information, there are better apps. I won’t resubscribe to WeatherPro. Bring back MeteoEarth please.

This is a good weather app for the premium version. Personally, I still prefer the maps and overlay features (wind, rain snow, temps, etc) of MeteoEarth app. It would be nice to see if this app can use the mapping features of MeteoEarth, since that app is being retired and WeatherPro app is now the replacement. This app pulls satellite mapping features that any weather station can get and timing of watching the map is not as good as MeteoEarth. MeteoEarth has more features. I will continue using MeteoEarth app until it is finally retired and hopefully WeatherPro app can enhance some of the features mentioned above.