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iPhone and iPod touch only: While AccuWeather.com has a decent mobile web site for getting the forecast, their native iPhone application is pretty sweet when you're a power weather watcher.
The free iPhone download has an easy-to-use interface with current conditions, the five day or hourly forecast, alerts, and indexes. You can tell it to give you the weather for your current condition, or add multiple favorite locations. Check out a couple of screenshots.
Brooklyn is sunny but freezing today.
On the other side of the country, San Diego is rainy and gray.
Here's the five-day forecast view.
Tap the Risks button to see "severe weather potential over the next 8 hours"—risk of thunderstorms, snow, rain, ice, fog, etc.
See moving radar imagery as well (hit the Play button on the upper left to watch storms moving across the map).
The AccuWeather.com app is a free download from the iTunes Store, iPhone and iPod touch only. AccuWeather.com [via Macworld]
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The free iPhone download has an easy-to-use interface with current conditions, the five day or hourly forecast, alerts, and indexes. You can tell it to give you the weather for your current condition, or add multiple favorite locations. Check out a couple of screenshots.
The AccuWeather.com app is a free download from the iTunes Store, iPhone and iPod touch only. AccuWeather.com [via Macworld]
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