Most Accurate Weather App Period.

Sunrise is 17 minutes after actual sunrise. Sunset is 16 minutes after actual sunset. Causing your app to chase after actual temperature all day long.

This app has won my confidence for both its up-to-the-minute and day-ahead precipitation forecasts, which often slightly differ from its name brand competition. However, I don’t understand why its stated times for sunrise and sunset differ from other sources.

I loved the iPad app until this version. Now it asks me to start the setup over & over, every time I open it. Irritating!

I’m quite pleased with the full version of Tomorrow.io. It’s accurate, fast, as configurable. I am somewhat unhappy that the Pollen Count feature isn’t working, particularly because we’re now wending our way through our country’s spring that is predicted to be a rough one pollen-wise. I contacted support about this bug, but haven’t received a response, yet. Hopefully that’s purposeful and that someone is working on the issue. —————————— Update ————————- Still no response from app support. I only asked the question above in my support request. So, if you are contemplating going for the paid version of this app, I would not expect anything to change in regard to their responsiveness to technical support requests.

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App opens & becomes non responsive on 3rd setup screen. Installed twice with same result. iPadOS 18.3.2 on iPad Air (5th generation).

Not Accurate

I love the app, but I’m not $24.99 all at once. If you had a monthly subscription option, I would most like do that. Unfortunately, I will have to delete the app because of this.

The map feature really needs an overhaul. It’s very clunky. The rest of the app is ok.