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I have found https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=no.nrk.yr. It looks better as in the screenshots in the app store, is fast and seems to be very accurate. It's free without ads. Maybe we could give it a try. Im testing it in parallel to Today Weather now and cant really decide which one to use.
I can see it in USA: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=no.nrk.yr
Looks like no 90-minute precipitation forecast outside Norway. They claim to be supporting 10 million places worldwide but I'm not sure if the forecasts would be more accurate in Norway just because they're probably focusing on there, you might want to check different providers and compare which data is more accurate for your location. I like using something like this to compare: https://www.forecastadvisor.com/ but sadly I don't see Yr on the site for my location at least.
Update: checked out the Yr app, I really like the design. Compared the data with the stock AccuWeather, it was fairly close and only a few degrees off from eachother, but only time will tell which forecast was actually correct. Thanks for the tip!
Etwas später, aber ich kann Yr, zumindest unter Android, sehr empfehlen. Wird vom norwegischen Wetterdienst und dem meteorologischen Institut betrieben und daher ohne Werbung. App sieht gut aus und die Vorhersage bisher scheint vernünftig.
Yr.no, Apple can't shut down the Norwegian government. Free and ad-free, based on the European Medium Range forecasts. Most accurate weather app I've used so far, and I live on the other side of the world.
Yr.no has the features you've mentioned. It's free, ad-free, provided by the Norwegian government and uses the European medium-range weather model.
If that's not enough, WeatherPro has a subscription service that adds radar (Yr.no has radar on their website) and pretty much everything else you need.
Yr.no has that, but it only does one city per widget (4x1). What I do is set my main city weather and time. And if I want to check all my selected cities, tap on the weather widget, it brings out the app and my whole list.
It uses the European weather model, but obviously it works globally. Provided by the Norweigan government, free no ads.
Try Yr.no. European weather models, provided by the Norweigan government. Available globally, free and no ads. For New Zealand, uncannily accurate.
Try Yr, a completely free weather service. It's accurate, pretty, and has a dark mode and widgets. It can also show total precipitation in six hour intervals.
Clearoutside has been abandoned for over 7 years (last update was 2015) so I wouldn't rely on it too much, it also doesn't use UK or Europe data, it uses US data.
If I were you I'd use Yr, it's a Norwegian service but it's been pretty accurate for me, better than most other weather apps.
Get the yr app it's ridiculously accurate, but some random rainshowers might even be detected. Other times it feels like it's on the minute.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=no.nrk.yr&hl=en&gl=US
I also also want to mention that a smart buddy of me explained that a lot of forecasts have "rain bias" meaning they predict a little more rain just to be safe. Norwegians can easily complain if your app is showing too good weather etc.
If there's a 4-6h opening between rain it should be pretty accurate and you can use the live radar to double check.
Yrrin äppi sitten on kaunis, ite latasin jokunen aika sitten enkä menossa takasin. Ilmatieteen laitoksen äppi ei vaan tunnu niin hyvältä.
Itseä ei haittaa vaikka ei olisi aina täysin oikeessa, useimmiten kuitenkin osaa sanoa sataano vai paistaako.
Yr.no and never look back, as a European user at least.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=no.nrk.yr&hl=en&gl=US
I like that with Yr.no you can see a graph with expected rainfall by the hour.
So much more useful than having a 'rain showers' icon for the whole day.
Yeah, I recently gave this app a shot and it's excellent. For widgets, I pair it up with Yr.no which is ad-free and free, provided by the Norwegian government using data from the European medium-range model, which is really good. But I use the Meteoblue app when I need something more than a general weather update.
Try Yr.no. It's free and ad-free, provided by the Norwegian government, uses the European medium-range model. Accurate for me and I live on the other side of the world.
Very sad to see darksky go, someone else pointed out in another thread but so far I've tried a handful of weather apps and have really begun to love Yr https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=no.nrk.yr
My new favorite is Yr - It's a great interface and feels extremely smooth. Lots of ways to navigate the information, too!
Appy Weather has been good too - it uses the DarkSky API so it should be functional through the end of 2021.
Yr.no is from the Norwegian government. It's an extremely competent ad-free app. Uses the European medium range model, quite accurate globally.
I ditched the complex weather apps for something a little more simple. This will fill your needs: Yr.no it's free, ad-free, provided by the Norwegian government, uses the European medium-range model, with global predictions. Accurate for me and I live in the other side of the world.
For basic forecasts and widgets, I like Yr, which was recommended by another user on here. It's created in cooperation with the Norwegian Meterological Institute and NRK (Norway's equivalent of our NPR / PBS), and is free without ads:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=no.nrk.yr&hl=en_US
Works great in the US too, and you can pan across a future timeline to see the forecasts in real time.
If you're after something simple, Yr.no. Free, ad-free, from the Norwegian government based on the European medium range model. Accurate even for me on the other side of the world.
If you need something more feature filled, WeatherPro by MeteoGroup is what I used to use, but really I do very well with the former. It's all I need.
Check out Norwegian: YR Linky
Funded by Norwegian national weather organizations. Looks pretty slick and clean. There website is one of Norways most visited websites
No ads. Great widget. Available in Norwegian and English :)
On Android, I recommend Yr. It's ad free and pretty well designed, although the data it provides isn't as in depth. It's run by Norwegian public news service.
If you want something simpler, free and ad-free, Yr.no. Provided by the Norwegian government, uses the European medium range model. Works well for me in the other side of the world.
If you want something more feature rich WeatherPro is excellent, provided by MeteoGroup.
It's not as feature rich, but Yr.no is excellent. More features on their website though. Free, ad-free, provided by the Norwegian government, uses the European Medium Range model.
If you want more, WeatherPro by MeteoGroup is a good alternative.
If you're willing to go back to basics, for something free and ad-free, the Norwegian government provides Yr.no, European medium range models, accurate where I use it, on the other side of the world. Free and ad-free.
I use YR weather from the store. No ads, minimal permissions and has everything I need in a weather app and nice free widgets too. Is pretty accurate.
Yr.no is a good option if you ever find yourself looking again. Free, ad-free, provided by the Norwegian government, uses the European Medium Range model.
There's no radar on the app, but it has basic map support. Yr.no. Free, ad-free, provided by the Norwegian government but popular globally (I use it on the other side of the world), uses the European Medium Range Model.
If you want a good, free app you can try Yr.
It's made by the Norwegian public broadcaster, but has english as optional language. It's ad-free and covers the whole world.
Yr.no's widget divides the weather into six hour periods. When you select them, it shows the weather by hour. It uses the European Medium-Range Model, which is excellent. Ad-free and provided by the Norwegian government.
Yr.no is excellent. Free, no ads. Provided by the Norwegian government based on European weather models. Using this in New Zealand and Australia, it's accurate across the world.
Yr.no is free, provided by the Norweigan government, and uses the European weather model, available to use anywhere (I'm in New Zealand) but remains uncannily accurate for me. It has a daily weather notification feature and a pretty good clock widget with weather to use on your home screen.
Try Yr.no from the Norwegian government. Uses the European weather model (I use it on the other side of the world in New Zealand, it's been accurate for me). It's basically a local secret here. Free and no ads too.
Edit: spelling...
The best weather app I've used for my needs is provided by the Norweigan government for (I live in New Zealand) Yr.no. It's free without any ads.
Yr.no is a good exception. Free, no ads. Provided for by the Norwegian government. Uses the European weather model. Available internationally.
In their Android app they also add cloud cover (sadly not on the web site) as shown here.
(The service produces good forecasts for the UK as well as Norway.)
I use Yr. It's been pretty good so far. Lightweight and comprehensive.
Uso l'app di yr.no dell'omonimo sito norvegese consigliato da un utente qua su r/italy, della serie mai più senza.
Ja se držim norvežana već par godina (i aplikacija za Android i iOS, jako malo fulaju prognozu i najpouzdanija je.
Vidim da se spominje dolje na kraju.
> DHMZ: Mi smo isti kao i Norvežani
ROFLcopter, da iste stope poreza imamo
> U posljednje vrijeme sve više naših čitatelja u Dalmaciji navodi da koriste prognozu Norveškog meteo instituta (https://www.yr.no), te navode da su jako pouzdani u svojim dugoročnim, sedmodnevnim i desetodnevnim prognozama.
> - Prognoze na portalu yr.no su vrlo popularne, no javnost treba upoznati s činjenicom da je prognoza na njihovim web stranicama izračun istog modela kojim se koristimo i mi na DHMZ-u (model ECMWF), doduše uz nešto drugačije vizualno rješenje jer je yr.no zajednički portal norveške televizije i meteorološke službe. Inače, pouzdanost svih prognoza za razdoblje iza deset dana je nažalost još uvijek nedovoljna, i nikakva prognoza po danima iza tog razdoblja zasad ne može imati potrebnu pouzdanost.
Drugačije vizualno rješenje ili ne ali ko ih jebe kad samo Zagreb ima svoju pronozu a ostalima je ovo http://prognoza.hr/hrdanas.jpg
Raspon temperatura samo po Istri je toliki da ova njihova brojka koju nakelje za cijeli sjeverni Jadran, uopće ne pomaže.
primjer norveške grafike za Pulu (mijenja se kako prolazi vrijeme) http://www.yr.no/place/Croatia/Istria/Pula/avansert_meteogram.png
Yr.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=no.nrk.yr
Owned by the Norwegian government, so you'll never see shady shit like this.
Environnement Norvège est très bien aussi. L'application mobile est 1 millions de fois mieux que celle du Canada d'ailleur.
Yr :) From Norway, and supposedly privacy friendly also https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=no.nrk.yr
Not sure how much functionality you need, but for just getting the forecast Yr is very good. Edit: link
Not exactly the answer to your question but I'd also suggest using a third-party app for weather. I personally love Yr.no.
yr if you're in the eu
Yr.no uses the European Medium Range model which is excellent. Provided free thanks to the Norwegian Government.
Just install Yr.no and bury the weather app discussions.
Yr weather app, it gives me very precise predictions for my location
Edit: here is play store link
Try this, it's free, no ads, uses the European weather models, available internationally courtesy of the Norwegian government: Yr.no
I like "Yr". :)
Yr is widely regarded as the best one, at least for Europe.
For the weather, check yr.no application : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=no.nrk.yr&hl=en
Yr is another weather app that comes with complications.
[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=no.nrk.yr](Yr), ad-free app funded by the Norwegian public. Provides forecasts worldwide.
Η Weawow έχει ωραία widgets. Η YR ίσως πιο λίγα, αλλά την προτιμώ.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=no.nrk.yr
I use this. I put 3 widgets (one on top of the other) for 3 locations.
Looks like Yr
YR weather is also free with no ads.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=no.nrk.yr&hl=en_US&gl=US
Yr weather from the Norwegian weather services. Has some great widgets as well, and I should know... https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=no.nrk.yr
Geometric Weather is good app. Available on f-droid.
https://github.com/mbestavros/GeometricWeather
https://f-droid.org/packages/com.mbestavros.geometricweather
You can try out Yr. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=no.nrk.yr
Try Yr.no. It is pretty intuitive and the widgets are very good.
Try Yr It's pretty neat and ad free.
+1 for Yr, pretty accurate here in Edinburgh, and actually has a much nicer interface than Dark Sky (IMO of course).
Yr is quite accurate.
- Yr.no is the only weather app I use. I've used it for many years and it's one of the few weather apps that are accurate in Norway.
I've found mine at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=no.nrk.yr Yr Weather, ever since I had to ditch Weather Underground gettting worse each release. Very happy with it.
It's not as feature filled, but Yr.no is free, ad-free, provided by the Norwegian government, European medium range model.
It's not as fancy as either but Yr.no, nobody is going to shut down the Norwegian government... Except perhaps Covid...
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=no.nrk.yr
This is a decent replacement for most of what you use Dark Sky for. It doesn't yet give UV alerts, but I'm hoping for them.
Here's the yn.no app on Google Play Store; enjoy!
Nice app, thanks. Here is a link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=no.nrk.yr&hl=en_US
Yr app meteo
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Some third-party apps will do this. Try Yr for example, which includes support for complications on the watch.
Yr.no. Free, ad-free, provided by the Norwegian government, uses the European Medium Range Model for its predictions.
What about Yr? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=no.nrk.yr
If you're a fan of the European Medium-Range model, there's Yr.no, simple but ad-free and provided by the Norwegian government.
Yr.no provided free, no ads, by the Norwegian government. Uses the European weather model, works accurate even here in NZ.
Yr.no provided by the Norweigan government, uses the European weather model, works quite well for me in NZ.
Not exactly related but I always recommend Yr.no, free, no ads, uses the European weather model, provided by the Norwegian government.
prema preporuci iz prošle ovakve teme, iako je u početku često bilo za Pulu da nema prognoze ili uopće mjesto u tražilici, s vremenom su se popravili pa sad imaju i aplikacije http://climendo.com/ (Android, iOS)
Non fidarti di me, prova e poi dimmi, fai il confronto con le altre ma provala.
May I suggest the Yr app. It is free and has hourly breakdown, three day graphs and nice widgets.
Nisu službene kao ova android verzija ali isprobaj pošto u opisu imaju bitan podatak > The weather data is supplied by yr.no.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/apps/weather-view/9wzdncrfj1z4
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/apps/frost-free/9wzdncrdffpz
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/apps/yr-beta/9wzdncrd2nx1
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/apps/yr-app/9wzdncrdcm67
Bitna napomena u vezi prikaza trenutne temperature na svim aplikacijama - podaci nekad znaju biti stari i po više od 30 minuta tako da je najpouzdanije imati neki vanjski termometar u sjeni. Sad sam pokrenuo yowindow i pisalo mi je "Observed 37 minutes ago".
Try this.